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whipping or dipping?
Dave & Jon,
I see your knowledge is sorely lacking. About 95 % of the cutting of the lines is done in the Cabin or PH in my case. The cut was made with a serrated Blade and the heat was from the gallery stove. when the end was soft enough, I used a melon ball spoon to kill the flame and shape the end of the line. To my liking! The melon ball spoon was used because I was in the Gallery and that was always available. It was fast, easy and it gave me the proper end, to use right now. The whipping was applied later at a leisurely pace. The dipping is fine but it is just another thing to get out and put away when the main point was getting a length of line to a proper length. (Different strokes;---) http://community.webtv.net/tassail/ILLDRINKTOTHAT |
whipping or dipping?
My fender lines are already the proper length. I didn't have any comment
about making a line a particular length. I was talking about FINISHING a line. -- "j" ganz @@ www.sailnow.com "Thom Stewart" wrote in message ... Dave & Jon, I see your knowledge is sorely lacking. About 95 % of the cutting of the lines is done in the Cabin or PH in my case. The cut was made with a serrated Blade and the heat was from the gallery stove. when the end was soft enough, I used a melon ball spoon to kill the flame and shape the end of the line. To my liking! The melon ball spoon was used because I was in the Gallery and that was always available. It was fast, easy and it gave me the proper end, to use right now. The whipping was applied later at a leisurely pace. The dipping is fine but it is just another thing to get out and put away when the main point was getting a length of line to a proper length. (Different strokes;---) http://community.webtv.net/tassail/ILLDRINKTOTHAT |
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