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DIY Muzzle Bungie

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abusingelves

Surfer, Spearo,triathlete
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Here's something i threw together. Any questions ? Ask!

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UO3CvH1gBbs]YouTube - DIY Muzzle bungie[/ame]
 
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That is a really common technique for making cheap bungies (personally I think the price they charge for them is rediculous. In the future when you're making these though I wouldn't use bungee cords. The elastics inside them tend to crack after exposure to salt water or sunlight (and especially when you combine the two). A piece of surgical tubing or a thin piece of bulk rubber will last longer.

It's always nice to enjoy the fruit of your own labor. Nic DIY
 
abusingelves said:
Here's something i threw together. Any questions ? Ask!
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How do fix a split toe nail?

Nice job, if I made that it would look like sh!*e. I'm just using 3mm & 4mm nylon covered bungee cord in-line with the spear-line currently. It doesn't get much simpler, more streamline or cheaper than that. Settingsteel uses it as spearline I believe.
 
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That's what i had as well until yesterday, bungee in line with the spearline. I found that after almost a year of use, it was fairly worn, and had some free time to play with.

Split toe nail? it'll have to come off, right up to the ankle!
 
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