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Thread: Lopsided bou

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    Default Lopsided bou


    Seems most of my bou ends up on one side of the jig. What's the trick to get it to either be even or at least stay on top of the shank?

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    On e you are tying it in and making your wraps to the direction of the bend and when you get as far that way as you want, pinch it and turn it to you so that it sits where you want it, then pinch hard to hold it good while you start to make tight wraps back to the head to complete tying it in.

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    Gotcha. Thanks Skip!

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