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RUBBER
I use only the freshest rubber from Primeline. I store it wrapped in plastic, in a box,
until I am ready to cut it. After I tie your bands, I give them a thorough wipe down
with U/V protectant.
LOOPS AND CONSTRICTOR KNOTS
I use a version of the military parachute cord for the loops. Very expensive, very
strong. I tie the constrictor knots with a 1.8mm version of the military parachute
cord. I select these materials from the Rope Warehouse in New Bedford.
WISHBONES
I use leech line, luff line, Spyderline, and Amsteel for wishbones. Skinny or fat, white
or colors, Amsteel for notched shafts on request. Again, very expensive, but worth it.
The top wishbone in the photo is Amsteel.
One of my buddies really liked the Amsteel. "Wow! I can put 12 of these on one
tab!" Sounds like a good idea, but I wouldn't recommend it!
I use only the freshest rubber from Primeline. I store it wrapped in plastic, in a box,
until I am ready to cut it. After I tie your bands, I give them a thorough wipe down
with U/V protectant.
LOOPS AND CONSTRICTOR KNOTS
I use a version of the military parachute cord for the loops. Very expensive, very
strong. I tie the constrictor knots with a 1.8mm version of the military parachute
cord. I select these materials from the Rope Warehouse in New Bedford.
WISHBONES
I use leech line, luff line, Spyderline, and Amsteel for wishbones. Skinny or fat, white
or colors, Amsteel for notched shafts on request. Again, very expensive, but worth it.
The top wishbone in the photo is Amsteel.
One of my buddies really liked the Amsteel. "Wow! I can put 12 of these on one
tab!" Sounds like a good idea, but I wouldn't recommend it!
