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    Quote Originally Posted by fluter View Post
    . . . I don't think I've ever seen a left-handed chanter before ...
    The pipes as a whole are left-handed, and yes, such pipes do exist "in the real world." I have seen at least one photo of a right-handed piper playing left-handed pipes. He was a sort of a contortionist.

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    Welcome to the Obsessive-Compulsive Club! Whew! Sure glad I'm not the only member! Your nutcracker looks great!

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    Cool nutcracker piper!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Coinneach View Post
    A kilted nutcracker. Is that irony?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Coinneach View Post
    Definite improvements! But...isn't the kilt too long and are you going to center the sporran?
    Well I'm assuming that this is a great kilt instead of a modern one worn with a pipers plaid, so I'm OK with the length. In days of old sporrans were worn to the side, so that works too. Though I added a sporran strap to connect it to the belt when I added a torrie to his cap the other day.

    Quote Originally Posted by pipesndrumsnun View Post
    Welcome to the Obsessive-Compulsive Club! Whew! Sure glad I'm not the only member!
    See my comments to Kevin above...

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