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Re: Good String for Your Models
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lugnet.technic
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Wed, 16 Apr 2003 17:42:08 GMT
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In lugnet.technic, Tobbe Arnesson writes:
> If it's anything like the teflon coated fishing line I'm using (for fishing
> actually) it's also a little harder to knot then normal fishing lines.
Actually, this stuff is very easy to tie, much like regular fiber string
(e.g. cotton). Because it's braided, it has much more flexiblity. Also, it's
not subject to residual curvature, so if you bend the string, it will
un-bend easily (again, much like cotton string does).
If you meant "getting tangled", I think you're right. This string will not
knot up into a tangled mess as easily as other string.
> The coating makes it run more smooth trough holes and the streanght is
> tremendous for it's diameter.
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> Cool tip, thanks TJ!
No problem.
> I'm sure your local sport fishing supplier has at least one brand of coated
> ultra strong line.
I bet there are other brands out there. Check it out!
TJ
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| If it's anything like the teflon coated fishing line I'm using (for fishing actually) it's also a little harder to knot then normal fishing lines. The coating makes it run more smooth trough holes and the streanght is tremendous for it's diameter. (...) (21 years ago, 16-Apr-03, to lugnet.technic)
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