Simple stock Eye Lags tie up rope loose ends in hardware. Giving the rope an anchor keeps the display more orderly, and trip hazards off the floor. If you position the cutter lower than the spools and lags, you will automatically reinforce feeding rope through the eyehole for purchase. Otherwise, rope ends will wander. CLICK the thumbnail for closeup. Good for both natural Hemp and man-made Nylon and such. And a Do-It-Yourself solution in a Do-It-Yourself Channel of Retail, so to speak.
For a threaded fastener and bolt definitions see…
“Encyclopedia Fastener Chart”Follow Spool fixturing by Title at…
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“Single Prong Still Life Redux,”
“Single-Prong Still Life“For all Spool resources see…
“Spool Pinterest Board”
“Spool Index Page”
For Rope Merchandising and Fixture posts see..
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“Jeans Entwined Deja Vu“
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“Twine-Tied Sunbrella® Pillow Sale”
“Littlest of Bloomingdale® Brown Bags”For all Rope Merchandising and Fixtures resources see…
“Rope Merchandising Pinterest Board”
“Rope Merchandising Index Page”
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