I learned by the book, 'Laying In' by MArtin Maynard. I think it makes you understand completely how to make the best quality strings. One of the things he talks about is counter-twisting the hanks of string before starting the second loop. This is the only way to really get a 'fused' string where all the strands lay in one bundle. Have you ever seen a flemish that looks like two cords wrapped around each other? That's not the correct way to do it, Maynard shows you how. PLus, I think the jig that he suggests and his methods allow you to create a very consistent string, moreso than by just doing it in your hands. _BAxter
Topic: Which flemish string DVD? (Read 453 times)
