Randolph,
Have one of the neighborhood kids come over and do a video of you wrapping the trim wraps on their phones. It seems that even 6 year olds can handle the phones that I still have not mastered myself.

Roger

Roger, I am going to have my wife video tape the procedure as soon as she is able. She is with her brother at Hospital until this evening. I will do a single, triple, and triple with and inlay.

Wonderful.
Thanks for sharing Randolph.

Roger

Roger, call me Randy, only my mother called me Randolph, and that's when she was mad at me. ;>)

Not the one I was looking for, but REALLY SLICK. Thank you so much!!!

The only single thread trim band I find in the library is in the article titled "narrow trim bands and thread inlays" and it is an inside single thread trim band. I think the subject here is an outside single thread trim band. Am I missing it in the library?

By the way, for 2 thread and up outside trim bands the nail knot, with practice, is easy, reliable, and looks great. I find a tool like a straw or paint brush handle works better than the finger suggested in the library. I don't understand comments that indicate otherwise.

Here's a video of a process that is pretty simple and uses no pull through. But the single thread ends are overwrapped securely.

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This method looks good.

Sorry about the double post, missed the second page when I looked for the first one. There is only one video posted.

This is the process i use, but it leave end tags showing ubder thread aftershave applying epoxy with out CP (wich i never use as i don't like the result, don't like NCP thread too).

Hello Michael.

Your youtube post is about the same thing as the posting in Rodbuildingforum.com in Thread Work, then 8th from the bottom or 16th from the top on the right side.


Tight Wraps.

Bob,

New Bern, NC.

My wife video taped my method last night, but my right hand was in the way too much of the time, so we will give it another try tonight. Got too late for a second attempt last night.

I use the same technique as the Rodbuilding Tutorials -

Single Turn Trim Wrap
by Bill Worden

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"Angling is extremely time consuming.
That's sort of the whole point." - Thomas McGuane

Robert A. Guist Wrote:
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> Hello All.
>
> A gentleman named Bill Worden did an tutorial
> called "Single Turn Trim Wrap" it is located in
> "RodBuildingForum.com" and is very interesting and
> easy to accomplish.
>
> Tight Wraps.

I checked that out and it is amazingly simple. That's my guess on what Randolph is talking about.

Tom

Robert A. Guist Wrote:
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> Hello All.
>
> A gentleman named Bill Worden did an tutorial
> called "Single Turn Trim Wrap" it is located in
> "RodBuildingForum.com" and is very interesting and
> easy to accomplish.
>
> Tight Wraps.

I checked that out and it is amazingly simple. That's my guess on what Randolph is talking about.

Tom

Robert A. Guist Wrote:
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> Hello All.
>
> A gentleman named Bill Worden did an tutorial
> called "Single Turn Trim Wrap" it is located in
> "RodBuildingForum.com" and is very interesting and
> easy to accomplish.
>
> Tight Wraps.

I checked that out and it is amazingly simple. That's my guess on what Randolph is talking about.

Tom

Awesome...now how ya gonna do the far end of a wrap?

I put the trim thread about 6 - 7 threads in from the end of the main wrap Also two pull loops
Finish the main wrap One pull gone Then do the trim and pull it under and trim all ends

Bill - willierods.com

Hello Jay.

What Bill said.

P.S. Use your toothpick to keep the start and the finish butted up-against each other while pulling the tag threw.

Bob,

New Bern, NC.



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LoL

I know...it was an experiment to see if I got other answers.

Sorry...sick sense of humor.