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The Guardelli Lutherie Tools collection is created for violin makers, restorers, and workshops that need reliable tools for careful string instrument work. This page brings together practical violin making tools, violin luthier tools, and selected violin tools for building, repair, measuring, adjustment, and setup.
In this collection, makers can browse tools such as F hole drill sets, a graduation punch, a Hacklinger / magnetic caliper, a thickness caliper, and a violin making mold. These tools support detailed workshop tasks, from checking wood thickness and preparing plates to working on f-holes and instrument setup.
The collection also includes wolf tone eliminator options for players and makers working with unwanted wolf notes. Alongside the cello wolf tone eliminator, cello wolf eliminator and wolf note eliminator cello, there are versions for violin / viola and for bass, which can help manage resonance issues depending on the instrument and the player’s needs.
Whether you are looking for violin building tools, violin makers tools, measuring tools, or practical workshop accessories, this collection is designed to help luthiers choose tools that match the job at hand.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What types of tools are included in the Guardelli Lutherie Tools collection?
The collection includes selected violin making tools, violin luthier tools, violin tools, measuring tools, F hole drill sets, calipers, a graduation punch, a violin making mold, and wolf tone eliminator products for string instrument work.
What is a graduation punch used for?
The Guardelli graduation punch is a modern version of a traditional tool used in the golden era of lutherie by A. Stradivari. It is an indispensable tool for substantially improving the effectiveness, simplicity and accuracy of plate graduation.
What is a thickness caliper used for in violin making?
A thickness caliper is used to measure the thickness of wood plates and other instrument parts. Calipers for measuring thickness help makers check consistency during carving, graduation, and restoration work.
What is the difference between a Hacklinger caliper and a magnetic caliper?
A Hacklinger caliper and a magnetic caliper are the same product. It is called a Hacklinger caliper because it was introduced to the market decades ago by that company. The new, improved version is made today by Guardelli Lutherie Tools and is called the Guardelli magnetic caliper. It measures plate and rib thickness on a closed instrument.
What is an F hole drill used for?
An F hole drill is used during violin, viola, cello and bass making to help prepare the f-hole area before final shaping. It is a practical tool for makers who want cleaner and more controlled work during the f-hole shaping process.
What is a wolf tone eliminator used for?
A wolf tone eliminator is used to reduce unwanted wolf notes, especially on cello, but on violin, viola and bass as well. Depending on the issue, a maker or player may use a cello wolf note eliminator, cello wolf tone eliminator or cello wolf eliminator to strongly reduce wolf tones and improve playability.
Are these tools suitable for professional workshops?
Yes. The Guardelli Lutherie Tools collection is suitable for professional violin makers, restorers, luthier workshops, and serious makers who need practical tools for building, repair, measurement, and setup.