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05-07-09, 10:22
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'playing with hog rings'
Hi guys, In regard to the rings, i cant see why you couldnt use the fencing staple pliers used for joining/tieing your strands/wires onto your mesh. To me, they look almost exactly the same as the joints used on the seat base Cletrac' has shown. These pliers take about 1 second to put a ring like staple on. If you do this, just bear inmind these staples usually have a pointy tip- might need a quick whack into the grinding wheel- could be a problem otherwise if it spins and rips your new cnavas. Cheers, Ian.
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05-07-09, 14:04
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Nice Ute Bob, what is the seat like?
Ian that's exactly what I was thinking. I recon you could U nail or staple the bottom of the springs to a piece of ply that sits in the seat base. That also gives you something to staple the canvas to. For around the top a piece of high tensile fencing wire. Cheers Jeff
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