Splicing 1.75mm Zing-It?

**Jsaults** · 12-08-2010, 19:05

I will try that. Thanks everyone for the ideas.

Kayak Karl: A double-eye needle? Never heard of that one.

Jim

**gRaFFiX** · 12-08-2010, 19:13

Originally Posted by Dblcorona

I pulled some .025"(solid wire, not flux core) out of my mig welder and it works pretty good.

Weird that this was the first post on this thread. This is what I did except mine was 0.35 flux. just what I had - plus its easier to break off.

**kayak karl** · 12-08-2010, 19:18

Originally Posted by Jsaults

I will try that. Thanks everyone for the ideas.

Kayak Karl: A double-eye needle? Never heard of that one.

Jim

if you use needles, dull the points
A double-eye needle- i have NO clue what it is really for??? but i LIKE it

http://thesewingplace.com/browseprod...ye-Needle.HTML

**pndwind** · 12-08-2010, 19:57

Got carried away the other day and used some florists wire to make some continuous loops with braided masons line.

**oldgringo** · 12-08-2010, 20:02

Originally Posted by pndwind

Got carried away the other day and used some florists wire to make some continuous loops with braided masons line.

Not as frivolous as it sounds...they would make great prussic loops. Just about the only application for mason twine that won't drive you batspit crazy with tangles.

**pndwind** · 12-08-2010, 20:14

Originally Posted by oldgringo

Not as frivolous as it sounds...they would make great prussic loops. Just about the only application for mason twine that won't drive you batspit crazy with tangles.

I used them for loops on toggles.