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SweetD

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I'm in for a set, I'm thinking they may be useful on the boat - always a need to strap things together or down, and there is no metal to worry about...thanks for the link!
 

cadavjo

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Thanks, got a set.

Coupon only covers (1) set of 4 bowtie clamps. Not sure about completing multiple orders.
 

floor61

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In for a set. At less than $0.75/tie, it's worth a shot.

I love posts like this. By far my favorite posts here are the little freebies or near freebies. :rocker:
 

firworks

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Do you order Qty 4 or Qty 1?

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You order 1. Once you get to the checkout page it shows up as a 4-pack.
 
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Regnar

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Thanks, got a set.

Coupon only covers (1) set of 4 bowtie clamps. Not sure about completing multiple orders.

When I bought mine they sent me this as well

Get 10 dollars off your next purchase on FastCap's website when using this discount code AMERICAN10, no Bull, no minimums, on anything you buy!


To be honest I love this company. They take average Joe's inventions and make them a reality.
 

firworks

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They will get so many orders that they will think that they were spammed and not send any..

I don't think so. FastCap does this a lot with new product introductions to get them out to people. They'll probably just run out at some point and deactivate the code.
 

doylerules826

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Ordered 2 sets (2 diff orders) using both coupon codes in here. not sure when I will use them but one of those items that will be nice to have around when you need them.
 
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justme-

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Anyone actually look at " all these bowties I bundle my wood with" ....they're red blocks with rope tied through them not the thing he's selling.
 

Refuse1

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Good catch Justme.

I didn't even notice that when I watched the video but it is plain as day that the "bowties" in the background are just red wood blocks with knots in both ends of the rope !

I already ordered a set of the bowties. Not sure how or where I'll use them, but its a great idea and will come in handy somewhere.
 

ybnormal70

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With the way FastCap works, I'm sure that guy is probably the guy who invented these little clamps and those are his prototypes in the background.

Kevin
 

64merc

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This "free" item is going to end up costing me some money. I started looking around, and they have some cool stuff on there!
 

Zeke

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Thank you. I'm constantly using duct tape and bungees on loads for a red flag and to keep small items from wiggling out of a bundle. These should be perfect. I'll likely go back for a 2nd set at full price if they work.
 

Jeepster425

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Got mine today as well, nice to see its a washington company!

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firworks

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Huh... It is such a weird little thing. I think? I'm using it correctly. It does hold pretty strong and is fast to put on and off.
 

Loscaldazar

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For the $3 shipping, and the fact that these actually look like they will work (aren't gimmicky), might as well try them. Looks useful. Not too used to that from the whole home game inventor crowd that invents things like the spin wrench and bionic wrench.

It's a simple design, wonder if it was inspired by putting a piece of rope around something, then taking a stick and using it to twist the rope to tighten it, and tuck the end of the stick in so it doesn't all unravel. Same kind of theory, but much easier to use more likely.
 
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