Bill Ashton
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Not to highjack this thread or anything... =} ...but in the great ELECTRIFIED, THE ART OF THE CONTEMPORARY GUITAR by Robert Shaw (no, not THAT Robert Shaw), the luthier Juha Ruokangas of Finland states he has found the best material for guitar nuts is wild moose shinbone..."these are big and heavy animals with long legs, and the bones have evolved to be extremely dense and strong." "It's a great-sounding, dense and greasy bone that in my opinion works better than fossilized ivory or equivalent materials." (pp 116-117)
OK Stefan, get out there and harvest us some moose! (Lets see, if a Finnish Reindeer is the equivalent of a Canadian Caribou, then a Finnish Moose must equal a Canadian Moose, no?)
Coastie, I will make the field-command-decision that you shall be the first to sample said shin-bones!
Sorry guys, not sure if I have had too much coffee this morning or not enough...back to the great D55 debate.
OK Stefan, get out there and harvest us some moose! (Lets see, if a Finnish Reindeer is the equivalent of a Canadian Caribou, then a Finnish Moose must equal a Canadian Moose, no?)
Coastie, I will make the field-command-decision that you shall be the first to sample said shin-bones!
Sorry guys, not sure if I have had too much coffee this morning or not enough...back to the great D55 debate.