A Few New Bait Sticks Options

[Jumpus GooDarus]

3 down & just the guides to go on the last rod.

Decided to re-do a couple of the 3 kg sticks the non corked onesare new

[poly]

j,g any chance of a photo of the way u have the bench and lave set up

[Jumpus GooDarus]

Nothing special poly

Living in a unit I dont have a garage to sprawl everything about in so I just clap rollers & turning motor onto my computer desk & bind there.

But I apply the resin in another room different motor alltogether it does about 1 1/2 rpm you need a slow rpm when applying resin, you can stuff up everything with a bad resin job.

[Spudly]

thanks jumpy, ill be there to pick them up next week... ;)

HAHAH

[kkw]

I can see all the essential tools on the desk. Smokes, lighter and V

[poly]

thanks mate, are they sowing machine motors as it dose not look like the flash laves u see in the tackle shops

if they are what type of chuck do u use to hold the rod ????

[kkw]

Oh and jellies

[Jumpus GooDarus]

I can see all the essential tools on the desk. Smokes, lighter and V

It's called a SURVIVAL KIT

thanks jumpy, ill be there to pick them up next week

No you're not SEND GRAN


poly I paid $20 for the sewing machine motor & thats with the foot pedal, rollers are about $20 each couldn't be bothered making my own for that price.

BUT if you wanted to buy my drying motor then that was around $160 trade price

[poly]

BUT if you wanted to buy my drying motor then that was around $160 trade price

shit

j.g. is there any chance u could talk us through a rod build from bench set up to completed rod it would make some good reading i think

This post has been edited by poly: Mar 1 2008, 10:48 PM

[jasonb]

poly i got one much the same but i used the new style scooter ,skatebaord wheels ,ya can get them wheels cheap as chips about $3.00 a pair and they work great

[poly]

poly i got one much the same but i used the new style scooter ,skatebaord wheels ,ya can get them wheels cheap as chips about $3.00 a pair and they work great

thats great Jas, but what sort of chuck do u blokes use to hold the rod.

[Jumpus GooDarus]

I dont use chucks.

Prob be a bit heavy for the sewing machine motor when you get to doing rods with near 1" butts.

Instead I drill a hole in various sized rubber chair feet with a heavy base of rubber.

Then I just pull them on/off to suit the rod diameter.

[poly]

o.k. that makes sense

[jasonb]

mate ive got a tapered peice of solid rod that is held in an ol 10mm drill chuck ,then the tapered peice just slides up into the rod but ,sometimes i have too tape the rod to the but so it will spin but not much

[quintrex101]

nice rods jg but i do not see any 10 kg live bait sticks there that you on about

[Jumpus GooDarus]

Haven't finished that one yet.

These are the new blanks RAP 2's so thought I'd try them out.

Super light dont know you're even holding them

[Christos]

Living in a unit I dont have a garage to sprawl everything about in so I just clap rollers & turning motor onto my computer desk & bind there.

Oh my word. I tend to use all the space in the garage and back veranda and second bedroom and lounge and first bedroom and hall and laundry. Yeah that's it.

Not all for fishing gear some for woodworking gear and other hobbies.

[jasonb]

thats what sheds are for christos lolololol

[Christos]

thats what sheds are for christos

I do not have a shed.

[Jumpus GooDarus]

thats what sheds are for christos lolololol

Smart arse we dont have Humungus Barns to throw our toys in

Seen any Barn Owls of late ???