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Substitute Gut

Silk worm gut has a number of faults and a real substitute is much desired. One substitute is made of Japanese fiber or twisted silk treated with oil or shellac which in use soon becomes flimsy and worthless. An­other is said to be a sort of " conglomerate gut" pro­duced by drawing the gut from a great many worms at the same time. Its chief merit is that it is made with­out knots, except loops at the ends, and its " flat" finish makes it practically invisible in the water. It is very durable but must be soaked before being used the same as ordinary gut.

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