I needed a way of organinzing the washers that come in various bags from Van's and hit on the idea of putting them on a tywrap. I put a lable on the tywrap and can also interlink the tywraps with AN-960 on one loop and the AN-960L's hooked together on another loop as in the picture.
Great idea. Do you use the tywrap that you can undo, or do you use a new one everytime you have to get a washer?
Take care,
Jim
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Originally Posted by N797RV
I needed a way of organinzing the washers that come in various bags from Van's and hit on the idea of putting them on a tywrap. I put a lable on the tywrap and can also interlink the tywraps with AN-960 on one loop and the AN-960L's hooked together on another loop as in the picture.
Last edited by jimrobinette : 07-04-2005 at 06:34 PM.
Reason: Typo
If you noticed I just stuck the tab in till is starts to ratchet and leave it. When I need to use one I cut it as close to the ratchet part as I can, take as many washers as I need and stick it back into the ratchet till it ratchets again.
The releaseable tywraps would make more sense but I got a ton of tywraps.
Great idea that I never thought about! I agree with you, as I bought a tub of tywraps last week at HD.
Take care,
Jim
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Originally Posted by N797RV
If you noticed I just stuck the tab in till is starts to ratchet and leave it. When I need to use one I cut it as close to the ratchet part as I can, take as many washers as I need and stick it back into the ratchet till it ratchets again.
The releaseable tywraps would make more sense but I got a ton of tywraps.
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