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Violin Fingerboard Popular Q&A

Q: How to set a violin fingerboard?
A: If you mean to put tapes on it, just play each note, tune it to make sure it's correct, then place the tapes there. if you mean the bridge by accident (the fing... Read More »

Q: How to Clean a Sticky Violin Fingerboard.
A: 1. Rub a dry, lint-free cloth across your strings to remove rosin dust. If your fingerboard is dirty, your strings are likely dirty as well. For caked-on rosin,... Read More »

Q: How to Make Your Violin Fingerboard.
A: 1. Cut your piece of ebony down to 270 millimeters by 43 millimeters and plane it to 12 millimeters thick. 2. Taper the tuning lug end of the fingerboard to a w... Read More »

Q: What are the ridges on a violin fingerboard called?
A: They are called "frets" same with all stringed instuments. Read More »

Q: How to take off the violin fingerboard?
A: Hi Wilson; As long as your f/b was glued with normal hide glue it should come off easy. Remove strings and nut, then with a thin blade knife start at the bottom... Read More »