Thanks for the photos, that is a very nice looking violin. The joinery looks perfect, and it looks like it must have taken a great deal of time and care. How do you cut the neck notch with the back in place? It looks fiendishly difficult, but I imagine there must be a way. I am working on my first violin and I hope to have it done in a couple of weeks or so. I have just discovered that some of the measurements in the book I am using are mutually contradictory, so I am hoping to find a better book or a full size plan that is accurate. At first I thought I had made the neck too thick or the neck notch too small, but I checked them both and they are what the book specifies. I am using a complete violin as a reference to decide which measurement to follow when they don't agree, so I think it will be okay in the end. Zach
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