AshbyCut wrote:erm ... I have 130 on the tip section alone !!!Mushy wrote:Looking good Mal, I took the plunge on inters also and went for it on my Floatcaster, all 15 done now
130 on the tip I had 130 altogether when I did my Barbus babylon
AshbyCut wrote:erm ... I have 130 on the tip section alone !!!Mushy wrote:Looking good Mal, I took the plunge on inters also and went for it on my Floatcaster, all 15 done now
Mal I tried it this way to begin with and it didn't turn out very good at all and looked messy. I sealed them then took off the bit in between and it left a mark. I think you would have to be extremley neat and tidy when sealing and not to seal the bit in between, scraping away the excess was too time consuming and too fiddly. In less you have mastered this wayAshbyCut wrote:Don't know if this is the 'right' way' ... but it's how I'm doing each area between guides ... with a single length of thread. Taped in place at one end ... wrapped to the first mark, three turns back on itself ... them moving on to the next mark under pressure. When done, all the intermediates are given a coat of sealer which acts as a glue. When dry, a very sharp scalpel blade is used to take off the spare thread between whippings ... in this section 20 individuals.
Believe me Loop, Sir ... time isn't a problem. I've managed to do the entire butt and part of the tip section since this morning and ... as Mrs. AC says ... 'fiddly stuff' keeps me out of pubs !!! Hic !!!Loop Erimder wrote:scraping away the excess was too time consuming and too fiddly.
Well if i'd known that i'd sent my rod to you tooAshbyCut wrote:Believe me Loop, Sir ... time isn't a problem. I've managed to do the entire butt and part of the tip section since this morning and ... as Mrs. AC says ... 'fiddly stuff' keeps me out of pubs !!! Hic !!!Loop Erimder wrote:scraping away the excess was too time consuming and too fiddly.