dubbing brushes

[dave potts]

Another tip on the roller skate bearings. I got mine from a roller rink that had a bunch on hand. Also, I used a piece of wood for the handle saving several dollers over those fancy black knobs which were about $4 at a local hardware store. In addition, the flat piece of wood allows you to simply place your finger on the flat side and then spin it around much faster. I can't see the point of attaching a drill or dremal as it doesn't take that long to spin one by hand.

I'll try to post a link to the one I built- I can't figure how to add a picture to this site.

Dave

[dave potts]

Well, I think I found the picture I posted on FTF so will try to copy a link to it here. You can see the handle is just a small piece of scrap wood so you can place your finger near the edge and spin it quite fast.

http://www.flytyingforum.com/index.p...=post&id=14662

Dave

[pszy22]

James/Dave,

Thanks for sharing the knowledge and wisdom. I really appreciate it.

[ducksterman]

Jim...where have you found the best source for....Chuck/collet = Chuck and collet from a number 1, light duty xacto knife ?

[James Smith]

I get mine at Hobby Lobby. They are the cheapest I've found and fit perfectly. They's usually around $2.99 now but you can find them on sale for $2.00, especially if you sign up for their email specials. If you don't have Hobby Lobby in your area, let me know and I'll ship a couple up to you (xacto knives not Hobby Lobby stores)

Jim Smith

[MOturkE]

It's not turbo, but maybe someone needs the cheaper version to start out. Found this one in the "tying tips" archive.

http://www.flyanglersonline.com/flyt...ps/part361.php


Tim