Kalia Kliban makes pegs for the Redwood Violin

This is part of The Redwood Violin Project, designed to paint a picture of Sonoma County, California, as told through the story of making a violin, as far as possible, from locally sourced materials. I will be positing videos about collecting the materials, the people I meet, and about the process of making a violin, including things like making my own glue and varnish from scratch.
Materials for the violin are selected both for being workable substitutes for traditional materials, and with consideration for their significance to Sonoma County's history and economy.
More information about the project:
theredwoodviol...
I am a violin maker with 30 years experience.
www.andrewcarr...

[@42myotis]

Your long experience as a woodturner is apparent here, and I love your innovative methods. This is the best video on peg turning I've yet seen. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and techniques!

[@greenhouseceltic1903]

Kalia is amazing.

[@javibendir]

Great and beautiful work!

[@raytristani]

Such gorgeous work

[@doc1701]

That was just beautiful to watch.
Great work Kalia.
All the best from Australia.

[@killersugar6816]

Super helpful!

[@bluehoo0]

Ingenious, I often wondered how they made pegs. Thank you for videoing the process.

[@bartharris594]

Excellent tool making. Nice.

[@rubensmarianobrasil439]

Parabéns Kalia por essa demostração de tecnica muito legal

[@michaeldepodesta001]

Thank you: That was inspiring!

[@bradjensen4902]

Please provide a source for manzanita wood blanks that were used for the turning of pegs.

[@carruthersviolins7100]

These were collected locally by Kalia