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Go55

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  1. How about simply use LureWorks 201 Junebug?
  2. Powder paint? https://www.lurepartsonline.com/Pro-Tec-Powder-Paint-2oz?quantity=1&custcol_beads_eyes_paint_color=145&page=1
  3. If it's not large volume business, electric hotplate and small size metal pans are great. Variable temp control is must.
  4. Came up so fast because I am cheap, lazy and no patient man! Hahaha Just kidding, in most case easy to get is very important especially DIY type experiments like we do. Right?
  5. How about Spike-it LureWorks Crimson Red 223 ? https://www.ispikeit.com/product/1082/crimson-red-223
  6. It was wallyc14 post. Great idea. https://www.tackleunderground.com/community/topic/38320-plastisol-heating-working-time-extension/?do=findComment&comment=313407
  7. https://www.tackleunderground.com/community/topic/20145-ayu-color-recipe/
  8. Go55

    Duckguts

    I believe they are not available to the public
  9. Not being sold to the public as far as I know
  10. Mind asking who makes the orange colorant? Very nice!
  11. You can get from Lureworks Spike-it https://www.ispikeit.com/product/772/flotation-beads-4009
  12. Loosen knob (A with pink allow in picture) Spray WD-40 or any rust dissolving type lube like "Liquid Wrench" from the upper side of the arm adjuster (B with yellow allow in picture) Let it soak overnight at least. Let it sit longer is better. Gently tap the top of adjustment arm (C with green allow in picture) with a small hammer (Do not hit hard!) Tap tap tap... It should flee the arm and the whole finger thingy become adjustable up and down. I will not online for a while from now... I hope above helps.
  13. Found this video on YouTube Its model SC165VS not a SC164VS of yours but I hope something in this video helps.
  14. I meant real photo of "yours"
  15. Agree with Mark. The fingers should hold 3/4 plate. Check the fingers adjustment. Any bent or modifications? Sounds like finger adjustment mods would be your answer instead of adding plate thickness or something... Could you upload any picture of your saw and finger parts?
  16. How about clamp thick steel or aluminum plate on the top of base plate instead? Note it should be decent metal C-clamp for your safety. Or stick thin material you want to cut onto thick scrap wood plate with double side tape I guess...
  17. Glad to help. I personally think we could use more picture attachment. Not only about this thread sometime a picture tells more than words in our type of forum. JMHO
  18. Adjust those two finger metal down to top of wood
  19. Not continues 200ft but 50ft spool is on eBay. https://www.ebay.com/itm/220964722227 There are several others you could find. You could utilize eBay searchbar. Good luck!
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