Do you tie a string to the finger hole?
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No, and it isn't really a finger hole either. To throw the knife you either hold it by the blade (the edges aren't sharp, only the point) or by the handle (using the same technique as on the blade) depending how far from your target you are. There is a technique to throw without spin but it requires a knife with more mass but they cost much, much more. Here's a link to the tutorial of how to throw these knives: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BG4jO-l8tGU Hope that helps!
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Not easily. I usually 'catch' the lip of the ring with pongs of a fork and try to maneuver it, or just get some warm fingers. its a bit tricky. there might be a better option/tool but I havent figured it out yet.
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Yes - this product is finger malleable. I was able to tie 'double half-hitch' knots in the clothes line cable by hand.
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Yes, nylon strings are MUCH easier on the fingers. The strings are also farther apart, which can be good if you do not have small fingers.
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sheaths attached to body like pin to hole.yes, you can use any kind of glue (super glue, resin glue, moment glue)
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No, there are no holes in it (for stringing through). Instead, we do a zip tie around the middle (where the X intersects) and attach our lanyard through that. Our son won't wear anything around his neck, so we have a clippy (not sure the real term) on which the lanyard (it more closely resembles that curly telephone cord) is affixed, and the lanyard through the zip tie onto the chewy. I'll try to take a pic and post it to the user photos feature.
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loop a length of thread around the lanyard, then thread the thread through the hole and pull the lanyard through!
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Hello MarcinThe video is correct, but I was answering your question. Fingers can fit in the yellow loop and also what the video said.
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Usually tie under the bottom end of the neck, or just above the nut (under the strings).
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I wouldn't, only because of the type of plastic and the fact that you have liquid and air in the sleeve, may pop it open! Works great just tying them up, make sure your knot is tight or you will end up with leakage.
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No, and there is not a hole to put one. That is why I attached a zip tie to it. Then I slipped my strap around the zip tie. Works great!
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I tie the cord through one hole and the body. Not just a knot to stop the cord pulling through. Pass the cord through both holes so you have a loop at the end where you tied the knot. The cord must be thin enough to pass through the hole twice.
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Yes , I do so after every hunting day(less wear on bow and quieter). There are u tube videos on how to do it. If done right it does not require much strength. I Wondered how you could hold back string with one hand ,but with proper leverage from a normal cocking rope there is very little pressure on it. Had a friend help first time, a good way to get the feel for it. Make sure to follow instructions closely and it's surprisingly easy.
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Just untie the string and pull the plastic part (lock) that holds the string, down. I tie the string in a bow so it is easy to untie.
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Good question. As I recall, you can "take up" the string through the holders to shorten it and then cut it or tie a knot. If it had a "slider" I didn't see it.
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Hi Sandra, There should be a little opening at the top right side of you phone that you put do that funny loop through and go in between rope that will hold it, It's a great idem to have, save me from dropping it to the ground. You can put your finger through the ring and hold on to your phone. Love it.
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You slip the ballon through a slot and pull and it's tied. No need to tie with your fingers. Super easy!