Tools for repairing BCD and such
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I've used a sewing awl for repairs on a BC; also made a handy knife sheath. But what's the other contraption? I had a diver's physical for a company back in the 70ies. The doc rolled my limbs with a little device that looks a lot like that.
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Good Job and maby the Doc was an ex Saddlery worker 
Glad you ask,
Its rolled with a bit of pressure over a pice of Leather or such. Where it made the tiny imprints from the starwheel thats where your Needle goes. Makes for a nice looking stitch.
Cheers
Glad you ask,
Its rolled with a bit of pressure over a pice of Leather or such. Where it made the tiny imprints from the starwheel thats where your Needle goes. Makes for a nice looking stitch.
Cheers
:blinking:I've used a sewing awl for repairs on a BC; also made a handy knife sheath. But what's the other contraption? I had a diver's physical for a company back in the 70ies. The doc rolled my limbs with a little device that looks a lot like that.
It looks like a ponce wheel. They are used to perforate a pattern so you can the use a chalk bag to transfer the pattern through the perforations to your material, such as when building a wetsuit.
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