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stranger
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Location: Carlisle, England
stranger
12 posts
Location: Carlisle, England
Posted:
Please please please don't refer me to other posts. I really need to know the best type of bolt to put through some cathedral wicks and where I can aquire them. Or can someone give me a name so I can get them ordered in from the local hardware shop. Thankyou in advance to you kind souls that reply.xx
Please please please don't refer me to other posts. I really need to know the best type of bolt to put through some cathedral wicks and where I can aquire them. Or can someone give me a name so I can get them ordered in from the local hardware shop. Thankyou in advance to you kind souls that reply.xx
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Pooh-Bah
2,014 posts
Location: Galveston, TX, USA
Pooh-Bah
2,014 posts
Location: Galveston, TX, USA
Posted:
I use an eye bolt. This allows me to have some sort of loop to connect a quick link to.
I use an eye bolt. This allows me to have some sort of loop to connect a quick link to.
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stranger
12 posts
Location: Carlisle, England
stranger
12 posts
Location: Carlisle, England
Posted:
also what size bolt do I need cos I've found some and they come in millions of lengths. Thanks.xx
also what size bolt do I need cos I've found some and they come in millions of lengths. Thanks.xx
What's your crack then?
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136 posts
Location: USA
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136 posts
Location: USA
Posted:
I guess it really depends on how many feet and how thick the kevlar is... Fold up your cube and take it to the hardware store, then hold it up to the eye bolts to see which one is the right length. I use 1/4" diameter (oops, not sure what metric that is?). It's easier to push~twist through the cube after making a hole through it with an awl.
I guess it really depends on how many feet and how thick the kevlar is... Fold up your cube and take it to the hardware store, then hold it up to the eye bolts to see which one is the right length. I use 1/4" diameter (oops, not sure what metric that is?). It's easier to push~twist through the cube after making a hole through it with an awl.
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