Dennis..... Great tip. I've been using the Vet Tape for years. For those like myself that don't have access to a "Tractor Supply" I'd recommend going on line to Amazon or Walmart. You can usually find a pretty good deal or sale. Also, I take blood thinners and my skin gets banged up pretty easily so I save all of the ends of the rolls from my self-adhesive medical bandaging tape. It's not as pretty as the Vet Tape but it works just as well.
Pet shops and Tack stores (horse supplies) also sell also vet-wrap or Co-flex at very good prices. I cut the 4" rolls into 4 1" rolls with a sharp knife.
Always wise to use guards and whatever else you may need to prevent yourself from getting hurt. I've not tried the vet tape. I'm not really quite sure on where to get it. Where do you get yours?
Thank you Dennis every little bit helps.
Thanks Dennis. Now is there anything i can use on my hands to carve as good as you do? LOL....u r fantastic!
Dennis..... Great tip. I've been using the Vet Tape for years. For those like myself that don't have access to a "Tractor Supply" I'd recommend going on line to Amazon or Walmart. You can usually find a pretty good deal or sale. Also, I take blood thinners and my skin gets banged up pretty easily so I save all of the ends of the rolls from my self-adhesive medical bandaging tape. It's not as pretty as the Vet Tape but it works just as well.
Pet shops and Tack stores (horse supplies) also sell also vet-wrap or Co-flex at very good prices. I cut the 4" rolls into 4 1" rolls with a sharp knife.
Nice tip.
Cheers Dave
what wood do you carve?
Always wise to use guards and whatever else you may need to prevent yourself from getting hurt. I've not tried the vet tape. I'm not really quite sure on where to get it. Where do you get yours?
I get mine at the "Tractor Supply" store in the big rolls,but it's available were you buy your woodcarving tools also.