New Line setter tool

[Barc Buster]

I can't believe I have never heard of this.

I got this stuff at Lowe's. But I've seen other brands at other stores.

Me neither! I can think of a zillion uses for this stuff.

For sure. I always have a couple rolls on hand. The only down side is when you tear into the package you have a limited time to use it before it air hardens. Package also has an expiration date.

 

[Reach]

It is great stuff, I’ve fixed shovel handles with it, including snow shovel handles, and not yet seen it break.

 

[flushcut]

I could have really used one of these today. Good sized locust over house, fence, built in grill, tied up in a birch, and over fragile brick patio. Long day!

 

[Tom Dunlap]

I’ve seen that tape but I was skeptical. Thanks for the review. I’ll get some next time I’m shopping.

 

[samsquatch]

Is that the same wrap they use for ortho casts? Awesome!

 

[flushcut]

How's production?

 

[Burrapeg]

How's production?

I haven't had a chance to make more of them as yet but will let you guys know when I get a chance to get back to it.

 

[Merle Nelson]

Going to use mine to tip tie rigging lines over a house again this next week.

 

[DSMc]

When I purchased the Line setter, I thought it would be just a cool tool, more a novelty, but shoot, I use it way more than I thought I would.

 

[Burrapeg]

I am glad you guys are finding it useful! I will try to make some more of these in the next week or two. I am down with a rotten head cold right now that is proving to be hard to kick.

 

[Barc Buster]

I'm finding ways to use mine daily. Thanks again Stew!

 

[flushcut]

I am glad you guys are finding it useful! I will try to make some more of these in the next week or two. I am down with a rotten head cold right now that is proving to be hard to kick.

No better place to kick a head cold than a foundry. All the heat and noise should clear you right out.