Hi all
For various reasons think I'm going to need to use helicopters on tubing.
I generally use Korda tungsten tubing, so would prefer to use it. Are the Nash beads OK on this, or any alternative suggestions for beads and or tubing.
Thanks
For various reasons think I'm going to need to use helicopters on tubing.
I generally use Korda tungsten tubing, so would prefer to use it. Are the Nash beads OK on this, or any alternative suggestions for beads and or tubing.
Thanks
In reply to Post #1
i use the nash heli/bead kits (think you get 5 per pack) and they're fine. i tend to cut the very tip of the heli sleeve off to accept the tube i use.
the beads are fine if they are a touch loose i just put a small sausage of tungsten putty inside the bead. the beat still comes loose but gives a touch more resistance if needed.
i use the nash heli/bead kits (think you get 5 per pack) and they're fine. i tend to cut the very tip of the heli sleeve off to accept the tube i use.
the beads are fine if they are a touch loose i just put a small sausage of tungsten putty inside the bead. the beat still comes loose but gives a touch more resistance if needed.
In reply to Post #1
To be as safe as you could possibly be I'd use components from the same stable. I use the Nash tungsten heli beads on there tubing and it seems to work fine. The beads hold enough in place but give a bit under tension.
To be as safe as you could possibly be I'd use components from the same stable. I use the Nash tungsten heli beads on there tubing and it seems to work fine. The beads hold enough in place but give a bit under tension.