Waxed Flaxed

[Quartermaster James]

Found at Harbour Freight: 900 ft of Beeswax coated Flax twine. Don't have a micrometer handy, but by tape it looks to be just about 1/8" thick. Rated to a 39# work load. Looks good for marlinespike work.

[willie wobble]

I've been using both the waxed and non waxed flax, the non waxed i've tarred and am still waiting for it to dry , B'out 2 1/2 months now just waiting for the SUN to come out.

yes it works really well for smaller stuff and wrapping the corks on my bottles

[adam cyphers]

any pictures of your work mr.james or mr.wobble...ive been itchin to go get some too.

[willie wobble]

Mr Cyphers ye can look through me gallery here on the pub or www.williewobble.esty.com many of the corks for the bottles are needle hitched and a needle case or two i've used the flax or other types of cordage flax,cotton ,jute ,tarred marlin

pick up a roll of the waxed flax its good for tying lots O' things and at $8 for 900 feet you'll not run out

[adam cyphers]

thank you ...ill have to do that when i have the chance...nice work by the way.