Magic Tool for dubbing brush

"Mike Connor" Mike-Connor wrote in message
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"Wayne" schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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At the College Park show I picked up something called a Magic
Tool. I
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http://outdoorsbest.zeroforum.com/zerothread?id=140792
MC

Thanks Mike,
That makes it clear as mud. I guess this is one of those
things you have to see demonstrated, like the whip finisher.
Ernie

"Ernie" schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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Thanks Mike,
That makes it clear as mud. I guess this is one of those
things you have to see demonstrated, like the whip finisher.
Ernie



It´s quite simple really. You can use a foam block with a slit in it as a
"table". The material you wish to use is pushed into the slit. The clear
bulldog clips are available at stationery stores. The dowels of varying
diameter are available everywhere. None of these tools are new.

To use the "dowels", you wrap the material you wish to use around the
dowels. When you cut straight along the length of the dowel with a razor
blade, you end up with a lot of fibres of the same length. These can be used
in a dubbing brush, etc. The result is a sort of "chenille".

TL
MC

"Mike Connor" Mike-Connor wrote in message
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It´s quite simple really. You can use a foam block with a slit
in it as a
"table". The material you wish to use is pushed into the slit.
The clear
bulldog clips are available at stationery stores. The dowels
of varying
diameter are available everywhere. None of these tools are
new.
To use the "dowels", you wrap the material you wish to use
around the
dowels. When you cut straight along the length of the dowel
with a razor
blade, you end up with a lot of fibres of the same length.
These can be used
in a dubbing brush, etc. The result is a sort of "chenille".
TL
MC

Thanks Mike
Ernie

Thanks Mike. Useful info.
--
Wayne
To Fish is Human...To Release Divine!

"Mike Connor" Mike-Connor wrote in message
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"Ernie" schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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Thanks Mike,
That makes it clear as mud. I guess this is one of those
things you have to see demonstrated, like the whip finisher.
Ernie



It´s quite simple really. You can use a foam block with a slit in it as a
"table". The material you wish to use is pushed into the slit. The clear
bulldog clips are available at stationery stores. The dowels of varying
diameter are available everywhere. None of these tools are new.

To use the "dowels", you wrap the material you wish to use around the
dowels. When you cut straight along the length of the dowel with a razor
blade, you end up with a lot of fibres of the same length. These can be
used
in a dubbing brush, etc. The result is a sort of "chenille".

TL
MC