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    Smile Fun with Cork Part 2

    A few of the grips I make . These are all 7" reverse half wells (western style)
    Just wanted to show some of the variations you can play with to compliment wraps and reel seats.


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    Beautiful!

    Thanks for sharing
    Relaxed and now a Full Time Trout Bum, Est. 2024

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    I like alot. Very nice work. Maybe this was answered before but what is the colored rings on the grips

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    harley,.............The colored rings are craft foam. Craft foam comes in a variety of colors and is available at craft stores or other stores that have craft sections.

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    Here is on I just finished


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    Skip........thanks for adding your creation. I'm interested how you did the checkerboard patterns. I've seen this done before.......Can you enlighten us how it's done?

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    I have a checkerboard Jig Basically you cut different cork into pie shapes and glue it up It takes a little time but I think its worth it

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    where can I obtain such a jig? I'd like to experiment with that technique. I'm always looking to learn something new and different.

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    You can make your own or purchase one from http://www.customtackle.com/

    The one they list on their website it is no longer available They have a different one not listed on the website though You can call them I beleive it costs about 75.00

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