Members BradB Posted November 6, 2008 Members Report Posted November 6, 2008 I was at work the other day and was in the supply area and they had some of the finger covers used for counting paper, etc. I thought they might work well so I grabbed 2 of them and tried then one on my thumb and the other on my index finger and they worked great, next time I am at Costco or office depot I am going to buy a box of them. Your hands do not get hot and they grab the needle really really well. I actually like them better than the surgical gloves. Give them a try and let me know what you think!! Brad Quote
Members Dwight Posted November 6, 2008 Members Report Posted November 6, 2008 I don't do any more hand stitching than I absolutely have too because of the arthritis in both hands, . . . but when I do, . . . I use a lap pony (sit on it between your knees, under your thighs), . . . and a pair of small electricians needle nosed pliers. A friend at work busted the tip off of them a few years back, . . . my boss said I could have them, . . . so I ground off the tips even, . . . just had em laying around till one day I needed em. They work wonders. But I do use the gloves for dyeing and finishing. The only thing I don't like about Resolene is getting the stuff on my hands. May God bless, Dwight Quote If you can breathe, . . . thank God. If you can read, . . . thank a teacher. If you are reading this in English, . . . thank a veteran. www.dwightsgunleather.com
Members ChuckBurrows Posted November 6, 2008 Members Report Posted November 6, 2008 was at work the other day and was in the supply area and they had some of the finger covers used for counting paper, etc. I thought they might work well so I grabbed 2 of them and tried then one on my thumb and the other on my index finger and they worked great Brad - been using them for some years, only difference is I use just one one my index finger and that gives me plenty of grip - tried on both and found it didn't make a lot of difference - any harder to pull than that and I use pliers. Great thing is they seem to last a long time especially if you spin them around and use a different are to pull with..... Quote Wild Rose Trading Company Two roads diverged in a wood, and I, I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference.
Members Leerwerker Posted November 7, 2008 Members Report Posted November 7, 2008 You can go and look at http://www.fingergloves.com/ for stuff made for the purpose - they work very well! Quote JOhan ------------------------------------------- ****Afrikaans: Leerwerker ***** ****Zulu: lesikhumba isisebenzi Latvian: ādas darba ņēmējs *****Russian: кожа работника ****English: Leatherworker ****Dutch: Lederbewerker ****Flemish: Leerbewerker ****Hebrew: עור פועל ****German: Leder Handwerker ****Hungarian: Bőrdíszműves ****Turkish: deri işçisi ****French: Artisan du Cuir ****Spanish: Artesano de Cuero ****Norwegian: Skinn kunstners ****Swedish: Läderhantverkare ****Greek: δερμάτινα εργαζόμενος Sotho: mosebeletsi oa letlalo
ArtS Posted November 7, 2008 Report Posted November 7, 2008 Thanks. I just ordered some. Art Quote Art Schwab "You cannot teach a man anything. You can only help him discover it within himself." – Galileo Galilei
Members 8thsinner Posted November 7, 2008 Members Report Posted November 7, 2008 They look cool as hell, nice find, and a great tip otherwise. Thanks for sharing. Quote Doing the right thing is bleeding for the cause. Website Facebook
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