I am looking for help on doing multiple chevrons on a single rod...I have seen them but do not have a picture, so it is hard to describe. The chevrons seem to go around the entire rod and I was wondering how that is set up. I can do simple chevrons and other variations using chevrons, but when I try to do them around the rod, my results to do conform to my mental image of what I am loooking for. Maybe I was drinking too much when I saw this one rod. Clinton

I think you only have to wrap one side of the rod,if I am under standing you correctly. You want the pattern right to left as opposed to up and down the rod?

You got to get Billy Vivona's book. he has step by step instructions.

Bill - willierods.com

go to the photo gallery and find what you are talking about and post link to the pic. Then some one will be able to help.

If you send me an email, I can send you a picture of something close to what I want to achieve. Clinton

Click on his name and his e-mail will come up

But if you post a link here more people can see and help

Bill - willierods.com

It is hidden.
Clinton

I have a picture but I took it from the Internet and am not sure about the ethics of posting someone else's work, even if just for illustrative purposes. Clinton

Clinton I think what you are asking about is a double wrap. This would give you four chevrons (or diamonds). The ones on the top (0 degrees) and the bottom (180 degrees) would be opposite each other. On a single wrap the patterns on the top and bottom of the rod would be offsett by 1/2 the circumference of the blank.

Let me know if this is what you want as I'd rather not type a small book for no reason.

Russ in Hollywood, FL.

Hey guys, Clinton sent me a pic. It is a cheveron wrapped on 4 or 6 axis. You are correct Russ. I am headed to my Thursday night tournement, I will help tomorrow if no one has before that.

Mike