Stacked leather wraps

[HitHrdNDraw]

Anyone have good video/reference for installing stacked leather wraps? I have seen the tiger one and it’s ok, looking for another one?

 

[Sheldon]

There's no substitute for experience. If you have to, install a couple on junk cues.

 

[Kim Bye]

There's no substitute for experience. If you have to, install a couple on junk cues.

I have to agree, you can watch that Tiger video a million times, but getting the feel for it is something you only get by doing it over and over again and probably effing up several times in the process
If you have only watched the part of the Tiger video you find on YouTube, you need to get the full dvd, some key information is missing from the YouTube video.

 

[Busbee Cue]

Cutting the ends is the hardest part. Your blade has to be super sharp.

 

[ratcues]

I flew out to Burbank and the guys at Tiger trained me. I doubt I do anything the same as I was taught back then.

 

[BarenbruggeCues]

I flew out to Burbank and the guys at Tiger trained me. I doubt I do anything the same as I was taught back then.

10-4
I probably watched Elia do 20-25 wraps and I modified many of the things I watched him do to my liking.
I quit doing the stacks when I started putting single piece wraps on.
I can do 3-4 one piece wraps in the time it takes to do 1 stack.
They do look nice when installed correctly.

 

[Canadian cue]

10-4
I probably watched Elia do 20-25 wraps and I modified many of the things I watched him do to my liking.
I quit doing the stacks when I started putting single piece wraps on.
I can do 3-4 one piece wraps in the time it takes to do 1 stack.
They do look nice when installed correctly.

This is why I don't do them. They become a hard sell if you charge what they are worth. Factor in all the cost of the products involved in Tigers kit, they become prohibitively expensive IMO.