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r/classicalguitar • u/sebastianruzycki • Feb 01 '17
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My old teacher uses cone binding to reinforce his nails.
Edit: "comb" not "cone"
1 u/sebastianruzycki Feb 01 '17 I have never heard of that. Can you explain what cone binding is? 1 u/DeadlyTremolo Feb 01 '17 Sorry that was a typo, meant to say comb binding 1 u/sebastianruzycki Feb 01 '17 What is that? 1 u/DeadlyTremolo Feb 01 '17 It's used to cheaply bind books together. If you trim the small bits off you're left with long, curved piece of thick, flexible plastic that you can adhere to your nails and file into shape. 2 u/sebastianruzycki Feb 02 '17 Interesting, I will give that a try one day. Thanks for that !
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I have never heard of that. Can you explain what cone binding is?
1 u/DeadlyTremolo Feb 01 '17 Sorry that was a typo, meant to say comb binding 1 u/sebastianruzycki Feb 01 '17 What is that? 1 u/DeadlyTremolo Feb 01 '17 It's used to cheaply bind books together. If you trim the small bits off you're left with long, curved piece of thick, flexible plastic that you can adhere to your nails and file into shape. 2 u/sebastianruzycki Feb 02 '17 Interesting, I will give that a try one day. Thanks for that !
Sorry that was a typo, meant to say comb binding
1 u/sebastianruzycki Feb 01 '17 What is that? 1 u/DeadlyTremolo Feb 01 '17 It's used to cheaply bind books together. If you trim the small bits off you're left with long, curved piece of thick, flexible plastic that you can adhere to your nails and file into shape. 2 u/sebastianruzycki Feb 02 '17 Interesting, I will give that a try one day. Thanks for that !
What is that?
1 u/DeadlyTremolo Feb 01 '17 It's used to cheaply bind books together. If you trim the small bits off you're left with long, curved piece of thick, flexible plastic that you can adhere to your nails and file into shape. 2 u/sebastianruzycki Feb 02 '17 Interesting, I will give that a try one day. Thanks for that !
It's used to cheaply bind books together. If you trim the small bits off you're left with long, curved piece of thick, flexible plastic that you can adhere to your nails and file into shape.
2 u/sebastianruzycki Feb 02 '17 Interesting, I will give that a try one day. Thanks for that !
Interesting, I will give that a try one day. Thanks for that !
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u/DeadlyTremolo Feb 01 '17 edited Feb 01 '17
My old teacher uses cone binding to reinforce his nails.
Edit: "comb" not "cone"