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[quote name='daz' timestamp='1333903991' post='1608015']
My old Westfield needs a new nut (and a good set up) Was gonna try and make my own. So I'll ask the butcher for a shinbone, but before i do has anyone out there got a bit they can send me??

Cheers
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Sorry, I need my shin bones to stand on.

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Just to warn you, the bone STINKS when you cut and file it - pooh-ee!!

I remember being in Chris Mcintyr's workshop years ago and asking "what's the smell??". Answer, "it's bone mate, I'm making a new nut for this neck".

Where dud you get the none from Chris? Answer - "it's my granny"!!! Hahaha ( he was joking by the way!!)

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[quote name='kevin_lindsay' timestamp='1333907221' post='1608081']
Just to warn you, the bone STINKS when you cut and file it - pooh-ee!!

I remember being in Chris Mcintyr's workshop years ago and asking "what's the smell??". Answer, "it's bone mate, I'm making a new nut for this neck".

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Yeah i know. that's why i was asking for one already out there. The older it is the dryer it is. The dryer it is the less it stinks! :)

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[quote name='Johnston' timestamp='1333911873' post='1608182']
Why buy? Just ask the butcher for a bone for the dog.

We usually get one every Wednesday, He has to pay for them to be disposed off so is glad to get rid of a few.
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Indeedy. However i never mentioned [i]buying[/i].

But if I send our dog on his own it comes back pre mauled.

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[quote name='daz' timestamp='1333912123' post='1608189']
Indeedy. However i never mentioned [i]buying[/i].

But if I send our dog on his own it comes back pre mauled.
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Couldn't you train the dog to cut the nuts to shape, and then start up a little business?
I mean, how hard can it be? :D

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[quote name='mart' timestamp='1333912371' post='1608194']
Couldn't you train the dog to cut the nuts to shape, and then start up a little business?
I mean, how hard can it be? :D
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you'd be hard pressed to get him to do that - he's got no nuts.


ooh, I see what you meant. Sorry.

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[quote name='gelfin' timestamp='1333929112' post='1608474']
Brass ?
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Brass might be too[i] zingy ? Dunno[/i] what do those with brass nuts think [i]? (Fnar)[/i]

Anywho. TommoRichards has kindly indicated that he is willing to send me some. Cheers Tommo

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[quote name='daz' timestamp='1333980148' post='1609060']
I may try a layer of ebony on top, if I can a decent thin layer strip of ebony from my old piano key.
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You could try making the nut out of ivory. Then ebony and ivory could live together in perfect harmony.

...it's OK, I was just leaving anyway... :unsure:

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[quote name='discreet' timestamp='1333980303' post='1609064']
You could try making the nut out of ivory. Then ebony and ivory could live together in perfect harmony.

...it's OK, I was just leaving anyway... :unsure:
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You forgot your coat (throws coat out the door)

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