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I first picked up a violin in the early '90s. I put it back down a few years later. I still have my Sears violin kit which my teacher deemed at least adequate at the time. So now I'm apprenticed as a repair technician for rental orchestral instruments and my employer said it would be a good idea if I knew more or less how to play the instruments I'm working on. 
Over time I'll be the one posting odd questions about playing or repairing these coolest of string instruments.
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We'll encourage you as far as you want to go. Oddly, most of us think playing violins (and somewhat similar instruments) is a good thing... 
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Sears Violin Kit. I love it!!!!
We have 3 full time luthiers at Fiddlershop. One of them is a great violinist and his Apprentice is learning to play the violin for the same reason. The funny thing is that when we hired him he couldn't play and now a days I hear him playing pieces on the violin. I LOVE THAT!!!
He is really enjoying his new journey too.
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