I use a square piece of felt that I purchased at the craft store for 19
cents and it catches all the scraps while tying and afterward just shake it off
in the trash can.
George V
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Sent: Sunday, February 26, 2006 7:19
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Subject: Re: [VFB] Inventions...
I let the scraps fall on the floor. Keeps my two Kitties
busy, and when
I'm through, I just vacuum.
JD
Niclas
Runarsson wrote:
>I had heard about this so called 'garbag', that
you mount on your vise stem.
>Supposed be so great: "The cleaner - The
better... The garbag - The best".
>So finally I bought one and after a
couple of hours I discover that it
>actually does make a difference. The
mess is even worse than it was
>before!!! After a tying session it's
still empty... and not only that!!
>Since it's wider than the pedestal
base, the area around it is reduced so
>the scrap layer gets even
thicker... and makes it even harder to find your
>tools under
it.
>
>Don't tell me it's another of your inventions,
DonO...
>
>/Nick
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