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Just a suggestion as it works for me
It's just a simple device that holds the 2 deadeyes adjacent to each other without the need for tweezers etc..
Then it's just a a case of threading the deadeyes and tying them up, thus you have one pair of rigged deadeyes.
The v shaped channels make sure your deadeyes are secured in place like a vice and obviously the wider the channel at the top caters for different sizes of deadeyes but once you push the deadeye down it becomes secure, it's just a case of aligning the deadeye holes before threading them, and with them secured you can rig deadeyes tightly without fear of them coming loose or differently sized in length to other ones as the space between them remains the same.
Hope this is of help....
It's just a simple device that holds the 2 deadeyes adjacent to each other without the need for tweezers etc..
Then it's just a a case of threading the deadeyes and tying them up, thus you have one pair of rigged deadeyes.
The v shaped channels make sure your deadeyes are secured in place like a vice and obviously the wider the channel at the top caters for different sizes of deadeyes but once you push the deadeye down it becomes secure, it's just a case of aligning the deadeye holes before threading them, and with them secured you can rig deadeyes tightly without fear of them coming loose or differently sized in length to other ones as the space between them remains the same.
Hope this is of help....