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For foam tipped Webbies:
- Cut a ¾" long segment of 5/8" diameter FBR
- Cut a 3" segment of 3/8" diameter FBR
- Burn a ½" hole into the 5/8" FBR
- Fill the hole a quarter of the way up with hot glue
- Drop in the 3/0 fishing sinker
- Fill the hole up to the halfway point with hot glue
- Stick the segment of 3/8" FBR into the hole slowly to avoid spilling the glue.
- Let the glue dry
You can straighten the dart by sticking them in your drying machine for about
30 seconds (it varies depending on the power of your dryer).
The Webby Dart
The tip of the Foam-tipped Webby
For glue tipped Webbies:
- Cut a 3/4" long piece of 5/8" Foam Backer Rod
- Cut a 2.5" long piece of 1/2" Foam Backer Rod *
- Burn a 1/2" deep hole in the 5/8" FBR with the hot glue gun.
- Fill the hole a quarter of the way up with hot glue
- Drop a size 3/0 fishing sinker into the hole.
- Fill up the hole completely with hot glue.
- Wait for the glue to dry.
- Put a small drop of glue on the tip of the 1/2" FBR and stick it onto
the foam-end of the 5/8" FBR.
- Allow the dart to dry in a verticle position.
*Note: You can use a 3/8" FBR tail for the Webbies. I found that this works even better
than a 1/2" FBR tail.*
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