Re: [MBZ] Kludges

[David Brodbeck]

OK Don wrote:
 I did that - until I got home and found the nylon cord. Wire breaks,
 rattles, has no stretch, and is too Okie. Nylon is much classier!
   

In a pinch I once used a hunk of Category 5 network cable.  A friend
declared it to have been the geekiest possible way I could have solved
that problem.

Re: [MBZ] Kludges

[RELNGSON]

 I've tired of constantly replacing the rubber donuts, and am now using
 nylon cord/rope - 1/4 inch or so
 
How about coat hangers or baling   wire?

RLE

Re: [MBZ] Kludges

[OK Don]

I did that - until I got home and found the nylon cord. Wire breaks,
rattles, has no stretch, and is too Okie. Nylon is much classier!

On 1/2/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 I've tired of constantly replacing the rubber donuts, and am now using
 nylon cord/rope - 1/4 inch or so

How about coat hangers or baling   wire?

RLE



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