RBS Rolling Thread Runner
Product Details
Simple, smooth and efficient. Slide this Rolling Thread Runner onto your RBS Track for additional thread control.
Featuring three ball bearing wheels for effortless movements and dual neodymium magnets to secure razor blades, this tool is the extra hand everyone needs. Designed to operate on the front slot of the RBS track and to be used in conjunction with RBS 4-Spool Thread Carriage when mounted on the rear slot. Whether wrapping a single thread or multiple threads at one time, this thread runner gives the builder confidence to produce even the most precise thread wraps on the first pass.
Features:
- Three ball bearing wheels for effortless movements
- Dual neodymium magnets to secure razor blades
- Designed to operate on the front slot of the RBS track
- Can be used in conjunction with RBS 4-Spool Thread Carriage when mounted on the rear slot
- Can wrap a single thread or multiple threads at one time
- Gives the builder confidence to produce precise thread wraps on the first pass
Made in the USA
The CRB Product team is bringing 3D printing technology to finished products. This tool is manufactured in-house at our Oviedo, FL facility using Ultracur3D® RG 1100 – a high-strength, polyurethane-based engineering grade resin with mechanical properties comparable to widely spread injection molding materials used in automotive and other demanding industries.
Warning: California's Proposition 65
Proposition 65 Warning
CA WARNING.
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to https://www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
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I love this. This puts the thread in perfect position for me. With this, I still maintain the thread tension that I want, but puts the thread directly in front of me, I feel like I have better control and can see what I'm doing as I am wrapping the rod from the closest side. It works great!
makes thread work easier but sometimes pops out of track.
When doing small stuff works well
When doing a large wrap it comes out of the tracks and messes everything up.
Gonna have to build my own
easily moves and keeps thread wrapping smoothly
Have built my first rod using the tread runner. It is great in concept and works well when it stays in the track. Had the runner skip out of the track at a seam where the base plates meet.
