what are these called?

[Peter]

This was Seymo's answer to hooking things up I doubt many will have seen one as they never caught on because they were over complicated for a simple job that could be done just by an elastic band.

My word Ken, your little shop must be a bit of an Aladdin's Cave with various odds and ends hidden away, probably got some Lesney's bread presses tucked away somewhere.

 

[PeteC]

I've not the used the Preston ones, but those I have used have their limitations I feel as far as hook sizes are concerned...... I now use odd bits of Pole elastic, looped and knotted, which work a treat and I find are much better with smaller size hooks...oh and cheaper too ?

 

[warrington63]

Drennan hook ups have been around for 25 years

Didnt Octoplus do hook ups as well ?

 

[warrington63]

I use my granddaughters loom bands, then blame grandson when she realizes a packet had gone missing

 

[Zerkalo]

Pole winder anchors were spot on for it as they have a hole one end to make a loop with.

 

[parkes]

I find these new Preston ones difficult to slide up and down despite having the smaller one on my No.1 and bigger on my No.2, especially when wet.

 

[lliopp]

Loom bands, my girls don't seem to miss them.

 

[Total]

Have used these for quite a few years......

TWISTER HOOK UPS | clever-claw

 

[rudd]

My word Ken, your little shop must be a bit of an Aladdin's Cave with various odds and ends hidden away, probably got some Lesney's bread presses tucked away somewhere.

I sold a Lesneys bread press a few weeks back. (true)?
With the money bought new pole elastic, when fitted used old stuff to make hook holders ((false) but I do do this).?

 

[rudd]

Loom bands, my girls don't seem to miss them.

neither does my hoover!!! ??? bloody things!

 

[pauln]

"Natty" did some one call me ?