cool id would have started on the top four or so stairs then worked down from there to me it seams eaiser to just start the run of carpet and finish to the riser that has carpet already just saying
A knot we use for fly fishing that is super useful in situations where I want to tie a piece of fly line that has a couple flies on it already is called “The Blood Knot”. It’s hard to get it the first time and it takes practice but it’s super easy after that. And it provides a super sleek knot that won’t be noticeable in the water.
In the states, we have wood, and concrete. No different pin sizes. Many diff labels, mostly same mfg, all from china. Not uncommon for the pad to be thicker than the strip, nightmare to hold a stretch. Runners have ribbons stitched over the edges. Quality across the pond just seems day and night. Well done.
Instead of tying the knot to bring it through, about 4/5 inch from the cut bit open the thread slightly and poke the new one through and loop over.... turn machine on and it will pull through 👍🏻👍🏻 hopefully that makes sense haha good up the good work lads, haven't watched your videos for a while so nice having a catch up this eve.
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id would have started on the top four or so stairs then worked down from there to me it seams eaiser to just start the run of carpet and finish to the riser that has carpet already
just saying
A knot we use for fly fishing that is super useful in situations where I want to tie a piece of fly line that has a couple flies on it already is called “The Blood Knot”. It’s hard to get it the first time and it takes practice but it’s super easy after that. And it provides a super sleek knot that won’t be noticeable in the water.
In the states, we have wood, and concrete. No different pin sizes. Many diff labels, mostly same mfg, all from china. Not uncommon for the pad to be thicker than the strip, nightmare to hold a stretch. Runners have ribbons stitched over the edges. Quality across the pond just seems day and night. Well done.
Would you leave the same distance from end of the gripper on a cloth edged stair runner?
No. I would make it shorter with binding.
Instead of tying the knot to bring it through, about 4/5 inch from the cut bit open the thread slightly and poke the new one through and loop over.... turn machine on and it will pull through 👍🏻👍🏻 hopefully that makes sense haha good up the good work lads, haven't watched your videos for a while so nice having a catch up this eve.
Ah that does make sense. I’ll give that a go!
@@TrimTuckCarpets worth it. I was doing knots for a while.