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here are some quotes of wisdom:
"May laughter fill your home, relieve your stress, and strengthen your friendships. Do not let a day go buy without laughing; it is good for your health."
"One way to keep from becoming bitter or broken is to look at the lighter side of situations. Laughter is a powerful reliever of stress, and can be a great healer."
Or a nice soothing cup of camomile tea.
Failing that, an armful of heroin.
I have not had those issues with corian. Its so easy to get a good supply for no money, a sink cut-out can give a lifetimes supply. It is soft, but Graphtech and earvana nuts are also relatively soft, if they are well cut they still do a good job.
I had loads of unbleached bone blanks given to me years ago, still have enough for 20 or 30 nuts.
My real point was that many materials will work very well, but whichever material you use it needs to have some basic qualities which I test with the drop test.
If I suddenly wanted to use nylon, I would only use the stuff that passes my drop test.
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Let me know when you're joking won't you
(formerly customkits)
FWIW, I believe the most important thing about a guitar nut isn't the material but how well it has been cut. Something which really p*sses me off are guitars where the nut slots haven't been properly cut.
It's life changing and will stay with us for life unfortunately, hopefully it'll get easier
That image comes close to how I feel, ill see if I can change my avatar
I am rubbish on computers though
(formerly customkits)
Whatever it is you're going through @customkits, best of luck to you both.
For nuts I use bone mostly, I like the colouration with age and it can be aged fairly easily to suit an older guitar.
It's all gone nuts
(formerly customkits)