well, if you take such folk instruments like the balalaika and domra, well, if we talk about the belolaikabout 100 items that need to be made, depending on the models, sometimes more. so, the process of direct assembly, fitting, inlay and finishing to the required level takes about a month, but in order to prepare the tree for this production, it takes much more time, that is, between, say. in the meantime , when the tree is cut down, let it be as it should be, now it is cut down, it takes at least about 3-4 years, then you can continue to work with it, a dry tree is understandable, but it must be able to withstand, probably, like cognac, the best tree is considered to be about 10 or more years old, you can calculate how long the overall process takes, then there is, if we talk about a high-quality instrument, namely the production of musical instruments, well, like everyone else, i went to work , worked as an engineer, worked as a teacher in college, well, until then it was a hobby, when this workshop appeared, it ceased to be a hobby, it became my business, all the best that i had in one

, well, if you take such folk instruments as the balalaika and domra, well, if we talk about the belolaika more. so, the process of directly assembling, adjusting, inlaying and finishing to the desired level takes about a month, but in order to prepare a tree for this production, much more time is needed, that is, between, say, the time when the tree is cut down, let it be like this it’s necessary, now it’s cut down, it takes at least about 3-4 years, then you can work with it further, the dry tree is understandable, but... must be cut, aged, well , probably like cognac, uh, the best wood is considered to be about 10 or more years old, how long the overall process takes, but you can calculate it yourself, that is, if we talk about a high-quality instrument, take seasoned uh wood, then it’s well for about 8-10 years, in fact , my hobby before this workshop appeared was precisely making musical instruments, well, like everyone else... i went to work, worked as an engineer, worked in college, as a teacher, well, until then it was a hobby, how did this workshop appear, this well, i’ve already