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Plug Building - Got Wood? Got Plug?

 
 
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Old 02-23-2013, 02:46 PM   #1
Hookset
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sequence of events

I have been building for 3 years and follow the same sequence with each build. But, it seems like others have slightly different sequence when it comes to the eTex. Here is what I mean with the steps I take after painting the plug:

1) stick the eyes on plug
2) etex
3) use saw to clean out etex from lip
4) use dremel or drill to clean out etex from through hole
5) install hardware

While I see some install the lip, wire, swivels before etex. It looks like they use a straw to protect the swivel from the etex. This sequence makes more sense to me since it seals around the lip and tail loop, and I don't have to redrill or cut for the lip which I believes may create opportunity for water to infiltrate.

Do most install hardware and then etex, or follow the same sequence as I do? how do you keep the eTex from sticking to the straw?

Thanks
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