wspi
New user
Canada
3 Posts
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Posted: Nov 21, 2002 03:09 pm
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Greetings!
Any thoughts (other than cost) around these devices?
They seem like overkill, but provide a slew of new opportunities.
Any insight would be appreciated!
WSP.
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Mister Hyde
New user
New York City
87 Posts
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Posted: Nov 21, 2002 11:20 pm
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They seem money on the demos, but for that money just learn to get good with an ITR or other simpler hookups without having to deal about maintenance, etc.
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WilliamWHolcomb
Special user
Twinsburg, Ohio
533 Posts
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Posted: Nov 29, 2002 10:50 pm
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I bought an ESR about six months ago. I only paid $55 to a user through eBay. It only took a week and what I thought was a steal, I wished someone would steal from me!
I never could get it to work. Good luck!
William Holcomb
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Joedy
New user
79 Posts
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Posted: Nov 30, 2002 01:11 am
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What about those Z-Webs? Are they any better for ITR work?
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Mister Hyde
New user
New York City
87 Posts
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Posted: Nov 30, 2002 05:27 pm
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Z-webs are just used to store IT, I think. Once its' used it is discarded, not reeled back ala ITR.
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Pinky
New user
Vancouver, Canada
49 Posts
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Posted: Dec 1, 2002 08:39 am
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I personally like the LeClair Animator. It allows total control over the IT at all times. I also keep an ITR on as a back-up, but have not used it in some time (I should actually check to make sure it still works right).
Also, if you get the Jon LeClair book, it will take you through many of the nuances of using thread.
-Dave Cross
Dave Cross
"The problem with being better than everyone else is that people tend to think you're pretentious."
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MxJoKeR
Regular user
Nowhere, Oklahoma
173 Posts
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Posted: Dec 4, 2002 03:18 am
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I don't prefer any type of reel because of the problem I've had with tangling and IT doesn't like to untangle. I say just take a card or something, wrap a few around it, and take off. Or for you guys with toys, Z-web is much simpler than reels.
Do or Do-Not, There is no try--Yoda
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Good to here.