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23-07-06, 09:58 PM
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| tried nap quickspins they where very easy wiht a fletching jig but too heavy so last night re fletched with kurly vanes used the jig and had no issues allowed magnet to take hold then just slid it down into position also used car bodylines tape to top and tail, wanted a bright green tape to match the fletchings 
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26-07-06, 07:21 PM
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| I made a very portable clamp out of file spines that looks niffy and works well:   And it can be used to rub the edge of the vanes down securely...  Probably not essential, but it does help. |
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26-07-06, 07:40 PM
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| A Very Neat Clamp Hi Christopher Lee. A very niftY and neat clamp, but what are Spine Files? Cheers. Tony alias BOSE. |
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27-07-06, 02:03 PM
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| Hi Tony, It's a spine for plastic sheet filing systems. Basically, there's a folded plastic sheet which one shoves papers into. Then to secure it all, a tight U-shaped plastic spine is slipped from one end and slided up (or down) the length of the pleastic sheet and VOILA - you have a document file. Apparently it's an international system as the spines I got from the Stationers were made in Germany. Costed about 20p for an A4 length which I cut up to make several vane clamps. Hope this helps. CHEERS! |
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27-07-06, 02:19 PM
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| Off to do my Navigators. Replace some damaged AEE vanes with Tolgate and superglue. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
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