Hi Steve... Yeah... I wrap it around the dowel and then cut it...
Tried it twice again last night and just made a mess. It looks just fine in the split of the thread, but when I start to wrap it like hackle, it seems to move all around and 'clump' together, then doesn't spin around the hook like hackle. I didn't twist the thread much.. just enough to keep it in place, so I'm sorta at a loss here on synthetics... you're using synthetics with the tool successfully? Oh wait... I wrap it around the dowel, cut it, push it into the 'table' with thread, clip it out of the table with one of the clips, then cut the loops off the end (where the strands are doubled over)... then all that goes into the thread loop... -Dave On Thu, 30 Dec 2004 07:10:57 -0500, Steve Brettell wrote: >�another thought: �do you wrap it around the dowel then cut it? > >�Steve, >�In Maryland >�http://stevebrettell.point2homes.biz
