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  1. 04-09-2021, 11:17 AM #1
    Mackattack
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    Looks alittle quicker and easier then threading them through the handles
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    Yep I will :-)
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    A couple of lengths of wooden dowl and some cord. You can also use fibre glass tent poles with the Elastic so they fold up. Or just like old 2 piece tent poles.

    https://youtu.be/cN5FSYJvP9k

    That knot is the beez neez
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    Cut a bicycle tube about 4 cm long. Roll it on itself. You will get some sort of rubber donut ring. You can slip it on one of the two poles to stop them banging against each other's.
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    Dont laugh but a sketch easel like this is better than you might think and telescopes to tiny. Mine only weights 5or 600 grms https://www.warehousestationery.co.n.../W2648953.html
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    Re: DIY quadsticks, covering them in cloth tape, either the camo stuff or sports/medical tape like Coban makes them much nicer to hold and quieter to deploy.
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    That is a bargain Moa Hunter,we have a warehouse stationary in Timaru.Il have a look next week.
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