Re: miniature bone saw?
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From: | Philip Oshel <peoshel@facstaff.wisc.edu> |
To: | Deb Boswell Lane <dbl@aretha.jax.org> |
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How about a jeweler's or fine lapidary saw? Some of these have blades
with very fine teeth, or diamond-coated wire. These can make fine,
controlled cuts in both soft and hard stones, so mouse bone should be
no trouble.
Phil
>Does anyone know of a miniature bone saw (or a brand name) that would cut
>through mouse bone that is not fixed and undecalcified? Thanks!
>
>Deb Boswell Lane
>The Jackson Laboratory
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Philip Oshel
Supervisor, AMFSC and BBPIC
Dept. of Animal Health and Biomedical Sciences
University of Wisconsin
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Madison, WI 53706-1581
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