DIY Fly Tying Accessory, Spool Tenders. Cheap Fly Tying Tools, Fly Tying Hacks
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- Опубліковано 4 жов 2024
- This video I show how to make an elastic holder to control your thread, wire, tippet and fishing line. Very simple hack to prevent you line, wire and thread from going haywire on you.
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This is the most well explained and clear video on this fix that I have seen yet. Thank you sir.
thank you, sometimes I feel like I dont explain in good enough detail. Glad to see this one hopefully hit the mark. Thanks for watching and for the words of encouragement.
GREAT idea!!! Now I know what I will be doing the next rainy day, THANKS
lol, I feel ya, its a good rainy day project. Thanks for watching.
I don't know if this was originally your idea, but if so, you are a genius. Thank you for sharing,
I wish I could take full credit, I seen a few ideas and just tweeked them to make what I felt was a better option. Thanks for watching.
Well I made up 6 of these last night, and tommorow I am going to make more. Had a brand new card of hair bands, some cheap harbor freight heat shrink and one red stir stick. Great tool and well explained.
awesome, thanks for watching. Hope they work for you as good as they have for me.
That's a really good diy hack!!! Thanks!!! Another option, and free, would be ink tubes out of dead ballpoint pens.
I bet that would work great, thanks for the feedback. As always, I love everyone's tips they share one her.
You're pretty handy to have around LOL. I know the other way with beads and elastic strap for sewing but I think this will be much stronger.
it definitely is stronger than the bead method. I wish I was the one who come up with the idea. Someone showed me a very similar method, I just tweeked it a bit.
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thank you.
One of your best tips! Thank you.
Thank you, it is pretty handy. Thanks for watching.
Very useful hack, Thanks!
thanks for watching, hope it helps.
Great idea! If tippet n bobbins spools are same you could mass produce the parts and cut down on prep time. Then make them as you get additional new items.
Enjoy your channel. God Bless.
that would sure speed up the process. Thanks for watching the channel and thanks for the feedback.
For bobbins I quickly found that half a hair band was long enough. BRands, stir stick, and heat shrink were precut ready to assemble. After they were glued I walked away to let the glue set. Finished with a bit of heat and installed bobbins in them. Real winner for mylar and tinsel.
For a hair trimmer you can just use an old-timey double-edged razor blade bent into a cap for a bottle of water. If you melt, poke, cut, or drill a pair of holes in the cap you can either zip-tie, tie, or wire the razor into the cap. The damned thing lasts forever.
that is genius, I spent like 20 bucks for the tool to hold a razor. Thanks for sharing.