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Stringman

That's how I would do it.

Mike

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Where do you get silver ferrules like this?

Thanks,

Art

On the dog leads that you see with the beads, are the beads just slipped on and then secured by stopper knots? I've attached an example. bead_leash.jpg

Art Schwab

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Where do you get silver ferrules like this?

Thanks,

Art

I'm not really that crazy about beads on leashes, but I do like that one, I'd like to know where to get those too!

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I have seen some like those at U-Braid it. Tophand also carries ferrules.

Heather

www.opagonfarm.com

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i don't know what size those are but ubraidit.com carries silver them.

that should say u braid it carries silver ferrules.

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I too use a simple turkshead knot to secure my beads. However, if the bead I am using fits very snugly, then I don't bother.

Karen

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Does anyone know what the minimum size hole should be for a 4 plait with 1/8" kangaroo? I found some lovely beads that I actually like but I don't know what size.

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entiendo

That would depend on how thick your strings are and how tight ya braid. And also how much pressure you apply when rolling the finished braid. I would say your best bet would be to braid something up roll it out and then measure the dia.

Mike

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Well I was hoping for kind of a general rule for the size of the opening but your right I can do that too. thanks

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