Just for the heck of it I took a look at the ecowrapper clips just to see how it was used. It pays to check out every thing, and now have a washer that will not move when the spool is turning. Either way. I just made a plastic piece just like the metal one on the machine. Not pretty but works

Picture on the photo site.

Bill - willierods.com

Clyde has a pretty neat set-up in the Ecowrapper. He'll have them at the Expo in February. Plenty of attachments too.

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It has several good ideas on it. But for the same amount of space I have A wrapper - fully adjustable- A lath, A dryer, A thread finisher, A spine finder, if I even did that, an a static guide tester.

Bill - willierods.com

Here's my 2 cents, for what it is worth---4 yrs. ago I decided it was finally time for me to build my own rods--I came across the
ecowrapper and started down the path without previous experience-- Twelve ( 12 ) rods later I can without reservation tell
anyone I could not be happier with my results as well as the support I received from the owner when I needed questions
answered--This unit is easy to understand and operate--additionally, the thread holding system is wonderful--I do not
know how you expert rod builders did threading without such a cool device--the ecowrapper gets 5 * * * * * from me

The ECOWRAPPER is top notch hand wrapper on my bench.Gets a 5 STAR from me also.I just about had enough saved for the magnafier and light ,but the transom went bad on my boat.So I found out materials for that is not cheap.

Bill,
You DO know that gizmo is proprietary and you cant copy it!
Big trouble now! LOL JK

Now that's using the ol' knoggin.

Raymond Adams
Eventually, all things merge, and a river runs through it..

I kept sanding and changing washers. Don't know why I did not think of that before. O well. One of these days I'll make the thing purdy. ??

Bill - willierods.com

A bit off topic. Wondering if anyone here has used BOTH the Sully and Eco wrappers and can do a comparison?

Mo