It's Alive!

[ssully]

Test pictures of my proto-type epoxy drier.

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Lets try it again.

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again in gif format?

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[ssully]

Here's the damn link if it doesn't work this time.

http://people.ne.mediaone.net/ssully/photos4.htm

Doh! One more time.

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[bassman]

Nice sully...Not sure what your sticking the flies onto in the photo but maybe this will enable u to do more at once. Take an old lobster pot (foam) buoy that is in fairly decent shape and make a nice donut wheel about an inch think with a compound sliding saw or radial arm saw etc. and fasten to your motor....Jeff

[ssully]

Hi Jeff,

I used alligator clips. They seem to hold everything I tried on them so far.