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    That's just wrong

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    OK, I admit it.

    This IS a blade that would require a narrow hone.
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    Almost as good as wind chimes!



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    Almost as good as wind chimes!



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    No wonder you're keeping them indoors - with that wrong hook and hanging cross I would be ashamed to hang them on the porch as well

    You need to upgrade the hook to the fifteen dollar one from the OP and bolt/peen four blades at the tang holes for the hanging cross.
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    Quote Originally Posted by gugi View Post
    You've posted in the wrong forum section, it ought to be in The Finer Things in Life




    No wonder you're keeping them indoors - with that wrong hook and hanging cross I would be ashamed to hang them on the porch as well

    You need to upgrade the hook to the fifteen dollar one from the OP and bolt/peen four blades at the tang holes for the hanging cross.
    it would look pertier if you did
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    Quote Originally Posted by gugi View Post
    You've posted in the wrong forum section, it ought to be in The Finer Things in Life




    No wonder you're keeping them indoors - with that wrong hook and hanging cross I would be ashamed to hang them on the porch as well

    You need to upgrade the hook to the fifteen dollar one from the OP and bolt/peen four blades at the tang holes for the hanging cross.
    Well, TBH, the bungee hook was temporary at our meet last year. This set went home with Spazola!
    I had thought about using blades in that manner, but drilling all the holes necessary for the strings would be tough. I tried cell and horn scales before and they just drooped eventually.
    The cheap metal scales would never droop. Anyway, always developing the wind chimes! Thanks for the 'pointers', Gugi! They sure sound pretty as the wind blows! Each blade has it's own sound.
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    "Don't be stubborn. You are missing out".
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    Razor clock? I have mine up and running!
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    "Don't be stubborn. You are missing out".
    I rest my case.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sharptonn View Post
    Razor clock? I have mine up and running!
    So what time is it Tom? Half past Wostenholm, or 20 after Wade & Butcher?
    Har!!
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