10-16-2004, 08:27 PM
[cool][blue][size 2]Hey Tyler, I have been making and using all kinds of spoons and spinners for many years. Once you get the hang of it, it is simple, easy, and lets you make lots of what you use most at a lot lower cost per spinner.
The tough part is getting tooled up. Each item is not expensive, but when you get fully tricked out, you can spend a fair amount. Rather than buy a spinner making kit, you should spend some time with someone and learn how to make them first. Then, buy only the components you need.
If you are ever going to be up in Salt Lake area, let me know. I will have you over and show you how to make simple but effective spinners.
By the way, those split rings can be exasperating. But, if you have a pair of split ring pliers they are much easier to work with.
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The tough part is getting tooled up. Each item is not expensive, but when you get fully tricked out, you can spend a fair amount. Rather than buy a spinner making kit, you should spend some time with someone and learn how to make them first. Then, buy only the components you need.
If you are ever going to be up in Salt Lake area, let me know. I will have you over and show you how to make simple but effective spinners.
By the way, those split rings can be exasperating. But, if you have a pair of split ring pliers they are much easier to work with.
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