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Okay we have some new people here on the tying board so thought I would post my little test video again just for kicks and maybe it will help someone. It's not a long video and no explaining the steps or anything like that. This was just to see how it would come out. Also this was done using a Nor Vise with the fine point jaws.
It's so much of a test you will hear my wife say at the end she didn't know how to turn it off, LOL!
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YouTube - MOV04289 mpeg2video
good stuff skip....i like to use the rotary for my chenille also.
I usually don't just because the thread gets in my way and I like to place it buy hand so I can hold it back if need by like on cactus chenille. I only use it for chenille if I am using one of the auto bobbins and then I will unless I need hold it back.
I don't use that jaw much either and just mostly use the straight one it comes with.
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sure wish the auto bobbin held more thread....cant get but a few orders done with it.
Your filling it up and can't do more than that? Why don't you get some 140 diner using that auto bobbin? I load mine with a drill. If you use the 140 it will hold 2 times as much.
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Nice video
Does the 140 hold up to a little pressure? I'm kind of heavy handed.
I snap it every now and then. I never snap 210.Quote:
Originally Posted by revtoby
What I do is when tying with 210 I will make either 4 or 5 warps and not care as I know it will synch up some. With 140 I almost never go 5 and try to make sure I do 4 wraps and be a little more careful as to how much pressure I put on it at the finish. I am heavy handed my self, but I I follow that 4 wrap rule and don't over do the pull at the end It's good. I also think the 140 Ultra thread is maybe a tiny bit stronger and others.Quote:
Originally Posted by revtoby
Thanks Fatman I appreciate that. I have an new HD web camera coming for something else, but it's supposed to also be able to make u-tube videos with it too.
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