Listen to him, as TFlan is the one who got me using fishing line as a shim.
By the way Tom, as well as everyone else, THANK YOU FOR YOUR CONTRIBUTIONS Me thinks there are not enough thank yous at times Mark Tom Flanagan wrote: > Hi; > > I'm not Mark but I think I can answer the question. There's no single > correct size fish line. You need the size that does the job. Generally, a > little thicker is better than thinner since the line compresses easily. > However, you don't need fish line. I've posted many times here that I use > several different "shims" when attaching heads. Among them, along with fish > line, are; coil winding wire, "twist tie" wire, luggage tag wire, solid > copper wire in the 22 ga to 18 ga range, polypropylene ties, strands of > nylon rope, rubber bands, pieces of window screen - whatever is at hand. A > shim is a shim. Take a little time, look around your work area. Something > will occur to you. > > TFlan > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "rainbow" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Sent: Thursday, June 20, 2002 3:28 AM > Subject: Re: ShopTalk: frequency measurements > > > Great... I've heard that fishing line tip before on the forum.. Mark... > what > > pound test did you wind up using ??? > > > > Bud > >
