Deanos throw line

[T14EES T14UNK]

ive allways struggled tearing clingfilm properly

 

Wrapmaster Dispenser- Lakeland, the home of creative kitchenware

 

sorry dean. yours is still a good idea!!

[Stephen Blair]

i bet you use the weight to hold the line on the ground and throw the bit of wood.

[Dean Lofthouse]

Dean, you must have soem old mig welding spools lying around or know someone who does?

 

Cut the rim off one side and smooth any rough edges and then wrap the throwline onto the spool. Lie it flat and throw and it will come off the reel easy.

 

Your a genius Rupe, I just so happen to have one kicking around

 

Mesterh, the angle cut is because it was an offcut from a job, can't do with paying for a bit of wood..

[Rupe]

Genius is pushing it a bit! Many of us used to use mig spools before the cubes were available. If you tilt the spool towrds the tree by shoving a stick/stone under one edge then it will unwind betterer.

[Kev Stephenson]

Bloody hell dean, you used to just wrap it around the 200T scabbard. You and your new bits of kit, it must cost you a fortune :001_tongue:

[Dean Lofthouse]

Bloody hell dean, you used to just wrap it around the 200T scabbard. You and your new bits of kit, it must cost you a fortune

 

Hahaha, you rumbled me, dont tell anyone will you ?

[Johny Walker]

Hahaha, you rumbled me, dont tell anyone will you ?

 

go on you need 1,more:001_tongue:

[Mark Bolam]

Does the line honestly not get tangled up in a cube?

 

They are bloody dear as well aren't they?

 

I had a system very like Deans until recently. Upgraded to a stringline spool winder from a tool shop (complete with 200' stringline!).

 

How do you pack line back into a cube?

[John Shutler]

Does the line honestly not get tangled up in a cube?

 

They are bloody dear as well aren't they?

 

I had a system very like Deans until recently. Upgraded to a stringline spool winder from a tool shop (complete with 200' stringline!).

 

How do you pack line back into a cube?

 

honestly, you just flake it into the cube

[Mark Bolam]

But I can't imagine life without picking loads of knots and kinks out of my throwline to take me up to first tea break!