Hello,
a nice hack is to use glue - superglue, titebond, else: you make the
tangents foot thicker by rubbing a thin layer of glue onto it. WAIT
TILL THE GLUE IS DRY *BEFORE* YOU PUT IT BACK I TO ITS HOLE.
S.
Am 16.10.2007 um 01:46 schrieb [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I think I read somewhere that you can also use human hair in place
of thread.
Anna
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Howdy all,
I just got back from doing the Las Vegas Renaissance Faire
and it was
super dry yet again. While there I spent the majority of day one
just trying to
make the tangents stay put while I played. I tried the wetting
trick and it
worked until they shrunk and did the tangent tango again. I
thought "I'll
just use thread", only to find I didn't have any and was to lazy
to go looking.
So I invented (reinvented, stole, borrowed ect.) the idea of
using cotton to
tighten the tangents. I rolled it like thread, only thicker, and
put it in
place for the rest of the show and it worked great.
If this has already been suggested for a temporary fix I
thought I would
mention it as I had not yet heard it.
Scott
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Von: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Datum: 15. Oktober 2007 23:07:42 GMT+02:00
An: [email protected]
Betreff: [HG] Super dry weather and the tangent twist
Howdy all,
I just got back from doing the Las Vegas Renaissance Faire and
it was super dry yet again. While there I spent the majority of day
one just trying to make the tangents stay put while I played. I
tried the wetting trick and it worked until they shrunk and did the
tangent tango again. I thought "I'll just use thread", only to find
I didn't have any and was to lazy to go looking. So I invented
(reinvented, stole, borrowed ect.) the idea of using cotton to
tighten the tangents. I rolled it like thread, only thicker, and
put it in place for the rest of the show and it worked great.
If this has already been suggested for a temporary fix I
thought I would mention it as I had not yet heard it.
Scott
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