Don Z
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Arm guard?
I guess it's more of an oud guard but it's a sleeve for the right arm; do people make their own or can you buy one?
Thanks!
Don
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jdowning
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Is this what you mean - a thick elastic sleeve available from pharmaceutical or sports stores designed for muscular support?
I use this brand that I just slip over my right forearm as protection against the sharp edge of the bowl - very handy in hot weather when shirt
sleeves are not worn.
They are made in various styles and sizes for comfortable fit and are not costly. They are machine washable.
[file]35488[/file]
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mavrothis
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I've been using "old sock" for decades...
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oudistcamp
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Yup. Cut off toe part, and replace heel with elbow. Voila!!
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oudistcamp
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Yup. Cut off toe part, and replace heel with elbow. Voila!!
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Luttgutt
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Same here..
But I use a New sock  and only the elestic part.. White!
The wood might be dead, but the oud is alive.
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