Binder twine

Discussion in 'Community Sharing CSA Ideas' started by Tom Williams, Jun 3, 2016.

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  1. Tom Williams

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    A stop at a local farm supply store will get you a spool of binder twine this is the rope that holds. Hay and straw bales together strong and strudy resits rot this has many useful uses braided together it makes a nice rope. The uses are endless and its easy to buy at a decent price
     
  2. lonewolf

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    sisal rope in the UK is the best, the modern plastic rope we see everywhere these days stretches too much.
     
  3. Tom Williams

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    Im old school the new modern stuff most of the time is junk i have hemp rope here that is 100 years old and good as day it was made
     
  4. lonewolf

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    yes, each time I see "sash cord" in a sale I get several lengths of it. I now have a large bag full of the stuff.
     

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