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cord wraping handles

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I would love some good information on cord wraping handles in a professional manner. I just can`t seem to get the knack of it. Help! Thanks, Roger
 
i think that the "Running Dog" knife company (or the guy who owns the company) has a neat little tutorial on a couple of wraps...a basic one where you can't see where the ends are at; and one just like the kind used on the Japanese designs, beautiful...if you use two colors and do the basic one first and then the Asian looking one on top, it is very professional looking and top notch...i'll see if i can find the link for it...meantime you might want to call Running Dog or e-mail him; i'm sure he'll help you out with where he posted it...very friendly guy. check out his website (if i can find it later, i work nights so it may take a while) if you can find it; i'm not sure if he's under the links page here- may have to check custom makers on the link page as well as commercial cause i'm not sure exactly what he would be classified as. hope that helps...
 
Also, if Bob Engnath's iste is still up there are instructions there.

And, if you go to the Strider Forum, and look for a post by Ralf, he posted Some Strider Scans from a magazine, and at the bottom of his page is a series of images showing how Strider does theirs......

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Thanks for the information. I believe I can do it now. Roger
 
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