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I'm making my own tennis ball poi with para cord and the only thing I can't source is good crimps for making a loop at the end of the cord to attach to swivels. All I can find is the folding and coil ones for jewellery making that i know don't work and rig crimps which are for wire cable. Anyone tried these or have other suggestions? I don't like tying a knot and melting it either.
Jen
liquidtrancei dream in circles... 336 posts Location: Scotland
Posted: look up some knots, one thing poi has taught me is a hell of a lot of different knots, lol
even chuck norris can't pin you down if your on fire
Posted: thanks, after some serious searching ive decided knots are the only way. A gently melted figure 8! its ugly but it holds better than any crimp ive tried. Just bugs that the pro ones have these mysterious crimps i cant find anywhere.
beaniebobGOLD Member casually noob tech poi spinrar 155 posts Location: Sydney, NSW, Australia
Posted: This isn't a crimp, but the thing around 4:10 on this video seems like it'll be pretty secure: