Anton Breton VP-30 Violin Sound Post Setter - white

Il ferro è molto debole e si piega facilmente, inoltre è poco rifinito e i bordi sono leggermente ruvidi, consiglio di mettere qualcosa intorno per non rovinare il legno del violino. Comunque per un uso sporadico fa il suo lavoro.

La herramienta es de calidad buena, a pesar de ser económica. Solamente requiere ser afilada en la parte donde se pone el alma, ya que con la punta que viene no es posible propiamente perforar el alma.

Ok

The blade is so dull it doesn't stick to anything. My soundpost falls off before it even reach the f-hole.

I am no luthier but I needed to reinsert a sound post after I dislodged it tuning a seldom used violin forgetting it was strung and tuned as a viola. My bad. I ordered this thing which all the pro luthiers i have been to use but for the life of me I could not figure out how to use it. Instead I got an Aven 18400 Curved Serrated Forcep with Lock, Stainless Steel, 6" Length from Amazon and then tied a thin string to the sound post with a clove hitch used to keep the post near the tweezers. I grabbed the post with the tweezers and could position it fairly easily. I could then reach the clove hitch with the tweezers to grab one coil allowing it to be removed easily. I wanted to play a few fiddle tunes for the grandchildren at Thanksgiving and it worked fine with the repositioned post. The builder, a friend, had marked where the post should go. Yes I know a small fraction of a mm can make a huge difference in sound but as a folkie I'm not that fussy that I need to spend $200 every month or two for a pro tuning.