Senko wacky rigging

Call em "o-rings". Find em in the plumbing section. Generaly found in
smaller organizer boxes along with other types of seals.(that's what
an o-ring is, a seal) They look like black rubber O's.

Mike.

SHRED wrote in message news

So what are these o-rings called(in which area of the store) if I went
looking for them in my local Home Depot?

Thanks

imis_idora wrote:

Call em "o-rings". Find em in the plumbing section. Generaly found in
smaller organizer boxes along with other types of seals.(that's what
an o-ring is, a seal) They look like black rubber O's.

Mike.

Thanks Mike!



SHRED wrote in message news

So what are these o-rings called(in which area of the store) if I went
looking for them in my local Home Depot?

Thanks

imis_idora wrote:

Call em "o-rings". Find em in the plumbing section. Generaly found in
smaller organizer boxes along with other types of seals.(that's what
an o-ring is, a seal) They look like black rubber O's.

Mike.

Thanks Mike!



SHRED wrote in message news

So what are these o-rings called(in which area of the store) if I went
looking for them in my local Home Depot?

Thanks

imis_idora wrote:

Call em "o-rings". Find em in the plumbing section. Generaly found in
smaller organizer boxes along with other types of seals.(that's what
an o-ring is, a seal) They look like black rubber O's.

Mike.

Thanks Mike!



SHRED wrote in message news

So what are these o-rings called(in which area of the store) if I went
looking for them in my local Home Depot?

Thanks

On Thu, 14 Oct 2004 20:10:44 -0700, SHRED wrote:

I have heard of guys using electrical tape or some type of plastic band
to support the hook penetration area. Is that a common way to beef up
the area? Just how is it done and does anyone have a link to a webpage
showing it?

Thanks

Walmart has small rubber bands that are made for hair braids
(I think), about a dollar for fifty, that work well. (A tip form
another ROFB poster, don't remember who.)

Don

On Thu, 14 Oct 2004 20:10:44 -0700, SHRED wrote:

I have heard of guys using electrical tape or some type of plastic band
to support the hook penetration area. Is that a common way to beef up
the area? Just how is it done and does anyone have a link to a webpage
showing it?

Thanks

Walmart has small rubber bands that are made for hair braids
(I think), about a dollar for fifty, that work well. (A tip form
another ROFB poster, don't remember who.)

Don

May be a bit expensive for some, but I cut a collar (1/4" or so) from
a large plastic soda straw like you get at Hardee's or MacDonald's,
slip the worm tru the collar about midway, then hook thru both the
collar and the worm. I've used this exclusively for some time and
find it very effective.

Bowfine Mike

On Thu, 14 Oct 2004 20:10:44 -0700, SHRED wrote:

I have heard of guys using electrical tape or some type of plastic band
to support the hook penetration area. Is that a common way to beef up
the area? Just how is it done and does anyone have a link to a webpage
showing it?

Thanks

May be a bit expensive for some, but I cut a collar (1/4" or so) from
a large plastic soda straw like you get at Hardee's or MacDonald's,
slip the worm tru the collar about midway, then hook thru both the
collar and the worm. I've used this exclusively for some time and
find it very effective.

Bowfine Mike

On Thu, 14 Oct 2004 20:10:44 -0700, SHRED wrote:

I have heard of guys using electrical tape or some type of plastic band
to support the hook penetration area. Is that a common way to beef up
the area? Just how is it done and does anyone have a link to a webpage
showing it?

Thanks