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Band tying!!!

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shaneshac

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Oct 8, 2002
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Can someone tell me what the best line for tying the wishbone into the bands.

Is dyneema the only way to go or could I use 130lb test Dacron which I have lots of?

Where can I buy dyneema 1.5mm and 2mm online (reliable service please!!!)
 
Shane whats the approximate thickness of 130lb test dacron?
 
I heard lots of people using dyneema without problem but i aslo heard somewhere dacron is ok too. May be Riffe & RA guys helps more than that.
 
I'm trying wait few minutes and I will get in the proximity
 
closer!


I'm not sure about the thickness of this line, it seems to be thin and vould cut the rubber but in the end its Dyneema isnt it
 
What about normal 2mm nylon braided line (standard reel line) will that work???
 
I think tye line has to be smooth and strong, if your standart nylon line is smooth enough and have good knot characteristics then try it, IMO it should work fine...
 
I have never done it yet, but people in my area use 200lb parachute cord and buy it from Army/Navy Surplus stores. I believe its nylon cord.
 
Reactions: donmoore
after all it has to be smooth, greasy, strong and about 1.5mm -2mm for a good knot.
 
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