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I'm thinking of trying some of this stuff for binding. Anybody used it?

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Oops.

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what do you intend using it for?


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[QUOTE=crazymanmichael] what do you intend using it for?
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[QUOTE=MichaelP] [QUOTE=crazymanmichael] what do you intend using it for?
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Yup!

Michael, your thread about surgical rubber got me thinking about this tubing to wrap the body after binding, not as a binding material as my original post may have suggested.

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I gathered as much I just having a manic day

I tried surgical tubing, Not this stuff, and it worked great. However I did like Todd showed in the other topic and taped first then used the tubing to draw in good and tight. I am trying to design a system that where I don't use tape at all and clamp with band as I work my way around.


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They make flat banding too. seems like it would be less likely to roll around as you position it. Kinda wide but easy enough to cut.

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http://www.fwonline.com/lftbands.htm

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Hmmm. Kirt, I hadn't thought of the bands. I even have some at home. Also, it could cover a much wider bit of binding than the tubing. Now to find out what "synthetic elastomer" means. Thanks!

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