it did appear to tighten up the cdc in the video I saw. You sell the video right? Have you watched it?
john Byard Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >John... > >I think that because it quickly spins your material into a rope, it >doesn't allow for as much an opportunity for the fibers to slip out >as they might when you spin slowly. I think if Rick tries the method >he may solve his problems. > >...byard > > >>i saw marc do that on the video on flyfishermans website. �What is >>the main purpose of that technique byard? �IS all that covered on >>the dvd? I was able to see kim boal use the tool a couple weeks ago >>and I really think that I need to tie with it more this winter. �I >>had not given it a fair chance before. >> >>john >> >>Byard Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> >>>Did you give the thread bobbin a thorough spin? �Murf >>> >>>Yes I am spinning it counter clockwise to get it flat and then >>>splitting it. �I then spin it clockwize to tighten it up. �Maybe I am >>>loosing i the thread to much. >>> >>>Thanks for the info >>> >>> >>> >>>Rick... >>> >>>After you place the cdc in your split thread...pinch the thread >>>tightly just below the material...then spin your bobbin...lots...then >>>with your thumb and finger nail force the twists up into the section >>>with the material. >>> >>>...byard >>> > >
