So's not to restore the long, old post, i'm starting a new one. I have completely mastered making them not, and can make them quickly. I've also got quicker at modifying the buttons. I just made a watchstrap to replace my broken old one using the same technique, and so far it works well and looks good.
Registered: 05/10/02
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Loc: Cape Town, South Africa
So, how much cord do you need for the watch strap? I think someone metioned that nylon begins to smell after a while, if worn constantly against the bode (ie, a watch strap). If this happens, please let us know. I like the idea, and i think i'll try it out soon.
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I think I used about 2 or 3 foot. Velcro watch straps start to smell as well, so its no different, and this way its much cheaper to replace <img src="images/graemlins/grin.gif" alt="" />.
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