Rod Weaver (DIY Wonder Weaver Clone)

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[@ScottD365]

You already have all the lines on your paper. If you have the digital image, open it in an editing program. (MS Paint will work) resize it to the diameter you need, print it, laminate it and glue it to your foam.

[@ronaldbarbour6490]

Thank you looks like a project for me.

[@jimpainter6268]

Great job! I will be making this soon as I have a pressing need for one. The only change That I would suggest is in using a larger size pipe. The reason is to accommodate a larger rod. The screws with the tips take up a good portion of your original 1 1/2" space. Otherwise, I really like the overall design, good job and thanks for sharing!

[@lyoidfussell6007]

Very nice, thanks for sharing. I was about to drop a couple hundred on a Renzetti, but the whole point is doing it yourself. Thanks for giving me some ideas of how to do it myself!

[@lazaronieto85]

Great job if I would have seen this a week ago I would have made one instead of making one. I agree with the other person a larger diameter pvc would accomondate a larger diameter rod and possibly made easier to make mark for threads. Good job buddy post another video if you do an update to your weaver

[@turnerreaney9137]

Can you explain more about the foam you utilized for holding threads? Thickness, density and how well does it hold the thread and does the foam keep them from slipping?

[@gradyglass4076]

Where did you buy the foam from?

[@KrisFulford]

I think it was from Hobby Lobby. It was used for paint stamps.

[@michaelconvey6693]

do an actual use video

[@yelekaw]

search renzetti wonder weaver for a how to video.