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Would Like To Know Where To Buy The Devcon 2 Ton Clear Coat And I've Read Some Threads About Turning Lures As To Just Hanging Them ?are You Turning The Bait In A Horizontal Position Or A Vertical Position. Extremely New To Lure Painting. Have Been Doing Soft Plastics For Years, Think I Found A New Interest.you Guys Have Some Serious Magical Work With Those Awesome Patterns. All Tips Are Greatly Appreciated.

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Bigdaddy814

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They make some great wooden wheels at home depot and lowes made of pine planks i believe all I did was drill a hole in the center and on the edge of the circle I drilled holes all the way around....glued in some gator clips and was done in 15 mins.

BTW for the motor I used a rotisserie motor that was clearance at lowes i think i paid $35 for it

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They make some great wooden wheels at home depot and lowes made of pine planks i believe all I did was drill a hole in the center and on the edge of the circle I drilled holes all the way around....glued in some gator clips and was done in 15 mins.

BTW for the motor I used a rotisserie motor that was clearance at lowes i think i paid $35 for it

So you bought a rotisserie chicken cooker and ripped out the motor? I guess assembling the drying wheel isn't that bad once you have all the necessary parts, but a 4-10rpm motor isn't something they sell at your local wal-mart. I'm sure I could find one with some effort and phone calls, but I consider that a PITA.

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You can pick up the rotisserie motor at wally world while you're getting the DevCon, look around the BBQ section.

I have the one from Lowes too, they are pretty much identical.

They are sold in a long box as an add-on to existing BBQ's.

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You can pick up the rotisserie motor at wally world while you're getting the DevCon, look around the BBQ section.

I have the one from Lowes too, they are pretty much identical.

They are sold in a long box as an add-on to existing BBQ's.

I looked around my local Wally World and Home Depot...didn't see anything (granted I can't find anything at home depot). I'm heading to Lowes tomorrow to see if I can nip this in the butt.

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Thanks For The Help Guys, Made My Lure Turner Today . Used A Rottisserie Motor On Sale For $14.99 With Brackets And Used A 1/2" Wooden Dowel With A Gator Clip. Set-up For One Bait Being I'm New To The Hobby. Painting With A Badger Anthem 155 Gun.still Need Tons Of Practice. Will Post Pics Of Lure Turner Soon. Full Set-up For Under $20.00 . Thanks

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I found a small electric motor at Janns netcraft that is used to turn rod blanks. It turns at about 14 rpm a little fast but it works fine for me and the price was right about $8.00 bucks. I too am new to lure making and made a rotatable drying rack and have about twenty dollars in both the motor and rack. There are some great guys on the site at TU and will help you as needed

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