I think the best method is the method that works best for you.

There's lots of ways to skin a Crow

Alas, my way broke, so I'm lookin' to step it up a notch or two.

The eye mechanism on my Crow recently self-destructed -- the wooden dowel that runs through the CVPC pipe snapped in two. Don't ask, I don't understand how it happened either.

I've never been totally satisfied with the eye mechanism, and am seeking ideas on a better way to re-fabricate things.

When I originally built Crow, I used Joe Crow's method, but I couldn't get the tension right and I later switched to using string attached to screen door rollers on each end of a wooden dowel. However, it's never been perfect. How should I be going about it instead?

I saw an earlier post about Bob Bukoski having the best method, but alas, his website doesn't have directions. Can someone point me to a guide for how does it? I also found Gary's YouTube guides and am considering the way he does things.

Thanks!
Toolmaster Jeff
www.astroreverb.com

There are plenty of reproductions of the original design out there... but I very seldom see the original "retail boxed" part.

It's been a good run.... we've been in the desert before and survived.

We'll survive this.

So I am trying to collect original parts and am stuck mostly with the super rare items. One thing I am having trouble finding is the fanny pincher. Does anyone know of a good search term to use on ebay for this? Alternatively does anyone know where to find one?

Thanks

-Syco54645