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This was a great video man. I'm just tinkering with my Shakespeare UglyStik and wanted to redo the colors and noticed they used what looks like a painted on wrap. I cut a little test area that'll be covered over anyway and was surprised it was actually threaded. So instead of cutting the old epoxy off and making a mess, I just painted over it with a black spray paint so I'll have a nice black background for my new threads. And then the epoxy will finish it off and make it look nice. If I had a lathe I would take it back down to the graphite rod but this is just for fun really and to learn. So your video was exactly what I was looking for. Excellent video, great word choices for explaining. I appreciate that

What is Eva?

keep making more decorative wrap my friend. good job!

Simple,fast,quality video. Thank you bro.

4 axis chevron = simple? No way. Nice wrap

How do you keep the threads from crossing over themselves while you wrap them around the rod?

I don't know if you went to jail or what but I need more videos, simple to the point, get it done, great angles. Hopefully you'll make more videos.

Thankyou for making it simple.

This video you did is very good on your instructions and very informative and you did a dam good job thank you for the video I hope you do more

You make it so easy. I’m thread by thread and over thinking it at every turn. Mine turn out but I’m painfully slow. Thanks for the lesson and I look forward to more.

Nice one mate, good tutorial 👍

Did you make the thread holder behind you, on the wall?

I like what you have going on. Simple and easy to follow. So many of the guides on here are hard to watch. keep up the good work.

Muito bom gostei parabéns

Great timing on this video. I'm about to start a new build with heat shrink over cork tape for the first time.

keep going brother ill support ya

Glad to see your first video. It would be great to see it in a full screen. Keep the videos coming.

Are the 3/4 marks based off the butt of the rod dia

Are you doing one pass up and down on each axis? Enjoyed the video man, you really simplified it