How to Make Natural and Rubber Knotted Hopper Legs Tutorial

[@TheSpeyfisher]

Very nice! Like the idea with low tack wax. Thanks

[@Svenddiesel]

Glad you like it!

[@esabenski]

Thanks for the tip.Simple video and very usefull

[@Svenddiesel]

Thanks for watching

[@anablakp3200]

Good job, thanks for sharing! To tie up a bunch of legs, I leave the fibers on the stem, clamp the stem on the vice and tie on the vice. I can then easily select "book-matched" leg pairs for size & L-R orientation.

[@Svenddiesel]

For sure. Leaving them on the stem makes is nice to keep track of them too

[@Morgs914]

I have a hard time with the dexterity for this so I applaud your skill! I’ll work on it a bit but thinking & am wondering if soaking them would help with flexibility like biots. I’m just gonna have to stick with the Letort Hopper!

[@Svenddiesel]

Soaking them could help. Never tried it. You can also purchase these pre tied from a few companies like Semperfli out of the uk. Definitely saves the frustration level and can focus on simply tying them on

[@coreyjohnson2418]

like this video-thanks

[@Svenddiesel]

Thanks for liking

[@willyboyw.5771]

What type of tweezers are those?

[@Svenddiesel]

Dr slick. I see on google they are called the bishop tweezers