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So, cut the grass yesterday, and then ran out of strimmer wire,,gadzooks I thought, I've some old bass strings in the garage, and with the aid of a screw attached, bass string and off I went....moral of the story?,,jees I can be a right idiot at times...( when they break, they go at one hell of a speed).

any other good uses for strings?

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They are used in railway modelling to simulate the hoses on locomotives.

Clearly if the word gets out that I know this fact I will have to hunt you down and kill you all :ph34r:

I'll get my anorak now....

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[quote name='ead' timestamp='1399584672' post='2445719']
They are used in railway modelling to simulate the hoses on locomotives.

Clearly if the word gets out that I know this fact I will have to hunt you down and kill you all :ph34r:

I'll get my anorak now....
[/quote]

Wow that really is a bombshell......lol

My confession is that i have rigged them up as a makeshift HAM radio aerial......

Yes i did just admit that i'm a radio HAM haha

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I use them when running cables through wall cavities or installing car stereo cables through bulkhead other awkward spaces.

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[quote name='paul_5' timestamp='1399579980' post='2445657']
My mate once used one to keep the exhaust on thr van from Portsmouth back to Manchester (post gig).
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I used some to tie up the water tank beneath my old campervan when the metal strap broke. Worked a treat.

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