Saka vs Velox?

[TheTreeMD]

As far as I can tell, you can't get a Saka anymore... is that true Richard? I finally decided to buy one rather than continue to rock my homemade HAAS... maybe I will just have to revisit splicing it up and play with it some more.

 

[Leroy]

Cool logo.

 

[Worthaug]

As far as I can tell, you can't get a Saka anymore... is that true Richard? I finally decided to buy one rather than continue to rock my homemade HAAS... maybe I will just have to revisit splicing it up and play with it some more.

Wesspur has them.


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[Worthaug]

http://www.wesspur.com/items/cli521.html


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[TheTreeMD]

Cool logo.

Thanks, this is my secondary... for shirts etc... my main company logo is a hair different.

 

[TheTreeMD]

Also, thanks Reed... just ordered one. Lol

 

[Dave Rohach]

I absolutely "Love" your logo, Tree MD!

 

[evo]

Thanks, this is my secondary... for shirts etc... my main company logo is a hair different.

That's pretty rad! I'd love a bumper sticker of that on the back of my truck! Hit me up if you ever make a few, I promise that I won't work east of the rockies...

 

[grappleyarder]

Replace that Haas stock junk with the dyneema shock cord ...

For me what makes the Saka work is the superior bungee that yoyoman has sourced. I have ordered lengths of the TEUFELBERGER but in side by side stretch comparisons it does not stretch as far as what is used on the Saka.

Both are Dyneema and super strong. I believe that the the Saka uses bungee from SGT.Knots.

Unfortunately they don't ship to Canada so I'm not absolutely sure.

 

[Worthaug]

For me what makes the Saka work is the superior bungee that yoyoman has sourced. I have ordered lengths of the TEUFELBERGER but in side by side stretch comparisons it does not stretch as far as what is used on the Saka.

Both are Dyneema and super strong. I believe that the the Saka uses bungee from SGT.Knots.

Unfortunately they don't ship to Canada so I'm not absolutely sure.

RigWorks stocks the same, and unlike SGT Knots, always has it and probably will ship to Canada...


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[TheTreeMD]

That's pretty rad! I'd love a bumper sticker of that on the back of my truck! Hit me up if you ever make a few, I promise that I won't work east of the rockies...

I am planning on making up some shirts and stickers. Much appreciated guys.

 

[Dave Rohach]

I'd be very interested in obtaining a couple of each! In the Large department!

 

[Richard Mumford-yoyoman]

I have my own bungee made, I was involved with the manufacturer getting it exactly the way I wanted it. I tested the Dyneema for ultimate strength and had a single strand pure rubber core installed. Several times we ended up with it not perfect but finally got there. I'm amazed at how few requests I have for broken bungee. If anyone does, I can be reached here and I'll be happy to send some. I'm slow getting the website constructed where it may be purchased online.
I did start out using Sergeant knots and that's where the idea for the Dyneema came from but it did not have the solid core and they were impossible to deal with.

 

[Richard Mumford-yoyoman]

For me what makes the Saka work is the superior bungee that yoyoman has sourced. I have ordered lengths of the TEUFELBERGER but in side by side stretch comparisons it does not stretch as far as what is used on the Saka.

Both are Dyneema and super strong. I believe that the the Saka uses bungee from SGT.Knots.

Unfortunately they don't ship to Canada so I'm not absolutely sure.

Oh, and you can thank me , for the Dyneema from Teufelberger. I showed what I have made to Ragina at Geezers last year, she liked it and took the info back to have it made. I suspect it is a very good product.