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Maybe cow bones?If I could figure out how to source big enough sections of bone to do a top I would *so* do that!
That's what I thoughtOMG! What a build challenge *that* would be! Epic!
I have found some horse scapula bones that come close to the sizes I need. Not to get off on a grisly tangent, but I think a bone top and inlaid vertebrae on the back *could* make for a very unique and interesting instrument.Maybe cow bones?
Grisly Tangent, maybe they could open for Aggressive Rasp. Back to the topic at hand if you got a full rib cage from something large enough, using that for top and back inlays would be cool. I'll tell you one thing, if I got asked to play at a PETA benifit...
Don't tempt me....I have too many builds going at once as it is.If you cut that in half and did a neck through you could use that for the body wings of a flying v type bass, make a bone nut, and bone bridge with under saddle piezo and you're off to the races.
Use a headless design, put a skull at the head end...Don't tempt me....I have too many builds going at once as it is.![]()
The spirit of rock lives on in you .The other night I broke a string, no spare, had to play with 3. Made me think outside the box so, I played one of my best gigs ever.

H.R. Giger - ishI have found some horse scapula bones that come close to the sizes I need. Not to get off on a grisly tangent, but I think a bone top and inlaid vertebrae on the back *could* make for a very unique and interesting instrument.
Use a headless design, put a skull at the head end...