Title: Meddelande
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Good
thread... I'm absorbing ideas. I have no "real" show experience but
now I have my first one coming up. The only outside tying I've done is the
local fair. Local tying = no limit of material amount... an
entire table for myself = no space limits. I can't say I had any problems there.
A big tackle box full on each side. Next time will be on your side of the
pond and it won't be that simple... so keep on shooting your ideas. I'm
very interested.
/Nick
Thanks for all the ideas guys. The
problem is age old as we all know. Its the "quick access" to the right
material(STUFF) which is a pain. The tubes for threads etc are ok but if you
need the spool in the middle of the tube all the ones on top need to come out.
One thing I do use (Murf listen up cos Byard may want some for LE) is the
plastic spiral bindings from old catalogues. Cut to size they fit the spool
and stop it unwinding. They are around 1/2" diameter when not under pressure
and open up niceley to fit the spool. I also use ziplock bags.
I have also tried taking just the
materials for what I intend to tie. didnt work as i usually end up wanting to
tie something different!!!
The quest will
continue.............
KP
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Monday, October 24, 2005 11:14
PM
Subject: [VFB] Tying materials
storage.
OK guys n gals fess up. When you
travel to tie at shows or go to a camp or such and
take materials with you how do
you store your kit for travel? I have tried all sorts
from tying boxes, to tool boxes,
bags to suitcases and am not happy with any of
the methods.
What system do you use? Home
build or shop bought?
ALL ideas welcomed
KP
the storeless
one
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