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Juhas
Posted 1/21/2010 6:44 AM (#418503)
Subject: Through wire


Any one try to cut a slot through the bait with and saw instead of drilling? Pro's Con's?
Thanks
Chris
firstsixfeet
Posted 1/21/2010 8:38 AM (#418516 - in reply to #418503)
Subject: Re: Through wire




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Tough job, this, and finding a way to make a stand up prop, eventually defeated my attempt to make the perfect surforeno.
fishingprovy
Posted 1/21/2010 11:01 PM (#418779 - in reply to #418503)
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I usally always cut a slot in larger pieces , cut my stock in half, saw the slot down thw middle of the 2 pcs. and then carefully glue up w/ titebond 2and clamp and set overnite. then when you turn set your lathe centers in the holes on each end, alttle more work but if you do a bunch a whole lot less headache than trying to drill perfect thru the center.
woodieb8
Posted 1/22/2010 4:43 AM (#418785 - in reply to #418503)
Subject: Re: Through wire




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we drill thru our baits. some guys use a thin kerf saw for slotting, and epoxy. others make there baits in 2 pcs.
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