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November 15th, 2003
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Drying Wheel Finally completed
Check out the photos. I had to make 40 holders made from 1/2" dowel rod. I fashioned them after a fly tying vise.
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November 15th, 2003
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Join Date: May 2003
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Dryer
Nice, neat job. Never, thought about one for leadheads.
Coley
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The most fun you can have
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November 15th, 2003
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Its kinda of dual purpose as the vices are strong enough to hold lures and I gave it enough clearance. The vices are 1.5" apart on center but they are removable so that I can do bigger lures as well. Thanks for the kind comments.
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November 15th, 2003
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Good job! I need to work on mine to handle jigs a bit quicker.
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November 15th, 2003
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Just had to throw a great big attaboy :!: at ya for your drying wheel--very innovative, very versatile, very well done!!!
Dean
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November 18th, 2003
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How cool!!!! That is a really great way to hold the baits. Really nice job. Thanks for sharing it with us.
Skeeter
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June 16th, 2004
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wow looks very nice . Those dowels must have taken some time , I know mine did and all I did was cut the eye end off a 1.5 inch screweye and drill it into the dowel end . I will have to look at your machine again when I build another one .
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June 16th, 2004
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WOW, thats awesome. Must have taken some time. Very nice job.
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December 13th, 2005
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Yea that is sweet.. I've been trying to find motor for mine .. not easy in the winter  Some on ebay .. but dont trust electrical used stuff from ebay, not to mention by the time pay for it and the shipping can buy new one at lowes 22 bucks. Been trying to find one at thrift store .. did find one but it was almost gone.. grinded like crazy and stopped and started. Ive seen a million rotessiere motors in the past just never knew I would need one. Would like to find a bigger geared down motor ,, those suckers are 300 plus dollars.. any other ideas for motors out there besides rotessiere motors? |
December 14th, 2005
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Very good design! No waste. It looks as though you could possibly double the holders if needed,is that true?I love it when a design is conducive to further adaptations.Once again, great job!!
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