Captn's Wench supplies in the UK

With the exception of the clamps, does anyone no any where in the UK the other components can be purchased?

Joey55 I used a guitar strap because it’s the same material.I got the Velcro from eBay and used erasers as the grippers.

Any up to date links or information on UK ADS supplies. Any UK members using homemade ADS device. Thank you.

You know it costs less then a liter of petrol to mail Wench supplies to the island from here.

I would rather purchase the products personally, than have some suspect packages arrive that i cannot explain.

Honestly, no Brit with a cable clamp purchased from this Island.

Monty,

It would be a fuck load better if people who’d used your service and found it reasonable, without prompting from you, posted about it as an option. It is not acceptable for you to use this forum to directly promote your services.

We’ve talked about this via PM before and I know that you’ve had Thunder on you about this as well but clearly that didn’t work out, so I’ll try once again in public.

The place for you to post about your products is in the Review forum. You know this. Acting dumb is not an excuse. I’m placing a marker on your account to ensure that the other mods take extra note of your posts from now on. If I see this again I will suspend your account.

Think of the effect that litre of petrol will have on the environment! Uhm.

One Captain’s Wench has been produced, deep in the heart of Somerset.

The ‘Heavy duty Velcro’ sold in the UK is stronger enough for the job. It is sold at B&Q, Homebase, but was actually cheaper at Halfords at £7.99 for 5cm x 100cm, the car and bike shop.

The nylon straps were also purchased their. They are actually straps for bike carriers, at £4.69. But as captain mentions, it is best to find an old bag, much cheaper.

As for the Grippers, a eraser was used. It was cut lengthwise, a bit rough, but it did the job.

Have been unable to find Cable Clamps on sale in the UK. B&Q, Focus, Homebase, Halfords, Currys, Comet, Dixions the list goes on, do not stock the product. A hose clamp has been used instead (50p), but the device, if applied well, does not need a clamp. Be Careful thou! However, 20 medium clamps are on the way over from the states at a price of about $30-35 including postage (shit happens!), direct from their website.

All in all. From this you can produce about 3 devices, for about £15, minus cable clamp.

P.s Does nylon deserve a capital letter.