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    Thanks for the tip !!

    Im a newbe with the pony's.Sandwich maker sent all the ingredients for them a couple weeks ago.Well,everything thing except the patience,skill and eye sight to put them together effectively :p

    They make a great looking jig,its just takin me a while to assemble them..
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    I've been using the Worth split ring pliers for years without a problem but just recently tested a pair of the new ones'

    http://www.barlowstackle.com/acb/sho...2224&CATID=115 third pair down

    Fatman

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    Been using a bodkin to get mine started. Works pretty good.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Fatman View Post
    I've been using the Worth split ring pliers for years without a problem but just recently tested a pair of the new ones'

    Barlows Tackle Shop: Browsing Split Ring Pliers - 4 Styles third pair down

    Fatman
    I use a pair just like the Medium Opening ones in that link and they work pretty well. I looked at some that are supposed to be the best, but they were $35 and I can see how they work so didn't do that.

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