High E string sounds like a sitar

[Zippy]

Petsmart Go look at the dog bones. lol

Get some freshly knackered race horse shin bone - it's the most dense.

It's OK to ask how I know...

Ok... how do you know this?

Thank you for asking.

While I was in grad school, some of my lab mates worked in collaboration with the school of veterinary medicine to study the effects of race horse training regimen on fracture resistance. I helped design and build the test apparatus for maintaining a biologically correct environment during testing. I minored in biomedical engineering and studied the mechanical properties of bone. It's fascinating stuff - it is in constant dynamic response to loading. One lesson learned: Don't ramp up your load bearing exercises right before a long back pack trip - your leg bones will be in their weakest state and you'll be more prone to fracture.

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Bone guy told us that cows from a hilly area would be good for nut material. Alpine walrus skull is pretty dense too.

[Leo_Gnardo]

Petsmart Go look at the dog bones. lol

Get some freshly knackered race horse shin bone - it's the most dense.

It's OK to ask how I know...

Ok... how do you know this?

Thank you for asking.

While I was in grad school, some of my lab mates worked in collaboration with the school of veterinary medicine to study the effects of race horse training regimen on fracture resistance. I helped design and build the test apparatus for maintaining a biologically correct environment during testing. I minored in biomedical engineering and studied the mechanical properties of bone. It's fascinating stuff - it is in constant dynamic response to loading. One lesson learned: Don't ramp up your load bearing exercises right before a long back pack trip - your leg bones will be in their weakest state and you'll be more prone to fracture.

Cool! Now where's the knearest knackerer?

[Zippy]

Bone guy told us that cows from a hilly area would be good for nut material. Alpine walrus skull is pretty dense too.

Racing elephants.

[Zippy]

Cool! Now where's the knearest knackerer?

I can't give you all the answers. Try Google.

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Check! Racing elephants.

[img:550:380]http://img.cdn2.vietnamnet.vn/Images/en ... racing.jpg[/img]

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Oh gawd lmao brb

[Zippy]

Yeah, baby. That's the good stuff!

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Jeees that took a minute.

[rp]

[img:440:330]http://www.stewmac.com/product/images/3 ... on_Nut.jpg[/img]

I was WTF is that crazy thing, then when I went to quote the image and I could read the description in the html. Sh*t I really need that. Funny outcome. Thanks.

High E string sounds like a sitar

Instead of seeing it as a bug, think of it as a feature:

[Colossal]

Jeees that took a minute.

I think Bob S has a racing elephant in his living room.

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Bob's elephant can't be saddled.

[Bob S]

It's a raging racing elephant on roids. Gets bigger all the time.
No saddle - bareback all the way.

[Colossal]

It's a raging racing elephant on roids. Gets bigger all the time.
No saddle - bareback all the way.

Giddyup!

[vibratoking]

Turns out a couple frets do need dressed. I thought they were ok, but they aren't. Also, the nut is too low on the E and D strings. The nut is the mahor problem. I don't have time to fix this correctly right now. My temporary quick fix, just to stop the annoyance, was to place a thin piece of paper directly between the string the string and the nut of the E and D strings. One thickness of paper from the receipt from my fav taco place worked on the E string and two thicknesses worked on the D string. Didn't want to leave you guys hanging...