Actually the needles were in fact made from a fibre or fiber as they say in
the states and were particularly useless on Shellac.
Brian

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On 17/01/2020 12:29, Agamemnon wrote:
Bill Wright wrote:
I was trying to think of all the sacrificial things. Sacrificial anodes
on ships, yes. But... how about the face of a wooden mallet? Because the
reason it's wood is because steel would be too hard. Because the wood is
softer it's more likely to get damaged. Stretching a point? A wooden
gramophone needle, which wears out quickly but doesn't damage the
shellac? Can anyone think of sacrificial things?

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