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Sounds silly, but I was watching a mother strolling with her baby carriage here. With a leach from her wrist to her baby wagon so if it slipped it wouldn't run away down hills.
I had the idea that the same principle could be used to drop safeing the violin.
So here is my theory (dough someone may had the same before me.)
If one had a elastic band securing the scroll to the wrist holding the neck. Long enough to give freedom of movement and short enough to not hit the floor should it slip! The elastic would hopefully lessen the force of the drop too.
I'm going to try this in a controlled environment as soon as i find a elastic line/cloth/something that I like. (Over the sofa filled with soft pillows perhaps?)
But before I do, Are there anyone objecting to this idea, or have a comment?
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Go for it 
However, I have only dropped my violin one time which you can read about in the most embarrassing incidents thread on this forum. It can happen when you play around too much as I tend to do.
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LOL! 
That's a nice idea! Never saw something like that
. You are very inventive, Raggmopp! I'd like to see it. Don't think that i'll use it though.. never dropped my violin 
BUT: i guess maybe it could be great relaxing mind-set for beginners. Many of us are squeezing the violin because of fear to drop it (and not many of us actually drop). But if your mind is secure about that - you can forget about that and just play properly! 
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Thats a good idea MAD. I have two patents of my own and am always trying to come up with new products.
If it works youy could send it to a co. Called Lambert and Lambert.
For 199.00 dollars they will do a market analysis and patent serch.
If it scores high enough on their scale, they will develop it at no cost to you.
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HeyMad, also for future ref. be careful about posting ideas that you might want to sell.
Inventions need to be kept secret until you have some kind of protection on them.
Just some friendly advise!.
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Whoops!
Raggmopp, sorry I misread top of this post.
Please take my last two post and replace Mads name with yours.
Like your idea .
Thats the trouble with scanning as apposed to reading.
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Haa-Haa! LOL! That was Raggmopp's idea! not mine - i'd never think about something like that =))
P/S Late Bloomer has a PICTURE !!! Love it 
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yea, mad thats me holing my fiddle and bow. In case you cant tell
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Ya, cool picture but why don't you go to http://gravatar.com and register one so that we can see it on the shoutbox as well?????
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yea, mad thats me holing my fiddle and bow. In case you cant tell
Huh? Why did you took off the cap then? XD =)
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Good point Mad, but as you can see my head is touching the top of the box as it is. Afraid the cap would have been cut off.
Plus cant draw caps very good!
Now that you mention it . I' ve got my fiddle in the wrong hand to!
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