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Wow how did that get on there Whiskers?
Man, I was pretty impressed until I saw this!:eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by cajun fryer
Just remember I can design and build almost anything I can think up. Be it wood or metal.
Helps to have a machine shop and wood shop.
Use the same poles for the seats that you use any way all breaks down and will go into the compartment.
Sets you up about 3'' more than the single seat. But for a long legged mouse thats ok.
For a short legged M&M might be to tall.
Build me a set of steps so I can get in the seat! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by cajun fryer
Nice.
Does it have much twist to it?
I was wanting something like that but I also needed my seats moved back about 20" or so.
Never mind! I told ya I ain't set'n on anything that has zebco on it! You'll have to dunk it in the lake to make it work right! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Wiskers
Hmmm, looks good. Looks familiar too;), kinda like the one we make/sell but ours keeps the seats at standard height. Cumberland Crappie Accessories So ya dont need a step stool or ladder, lol.
Nice work.:)
Hey Cajun Fryer,
Those look fantastic. I have cut several of those posts down. I just pop the white insert out ,cut it down to size and reinsert the white nylon . I use a long piece of all thread with a washer just big enough to slide through the hole and put a nut on it and use it like a puller.Did you CNC the Zebco on the bar? I wish I had one of those to play with.Use to be a machinist myself a long time ago. I been looking at the small CNC's and drooling.I would like to do some crappie license plates like Sixfin does.Take care and see you soon I hope!
crappie solder I like yours. Very simple. and small I left the post alone because my brother and I are both 6'6'' so the height is ok.I could make shorter post if I needed them.
Yea I use mastercam and cnc in the ZEBCO.
I might try to tackle the sixfin fish but getting all those tine to connect so the cnc will read the math would be tough.
And I would have to clear my control because the PGM would be massive. might have to break up the PGM in to many parts.
I love desighing and building things. Illinois has made in very tough to make a living at it.
Sombody find me a machanical engineering job down there around the lake I will move!
ifish wait to you see the hat we are making for whiskers at my wife's embrodery shop. He will love it.
Great job. I didn't know that Ill. had that much talent in the whole state combined.
Great job. I bet Larry can't wait to get catfish slime in that new carpet.
I think Sixfin is still cleaning out slime from that day..
I already told him NO CHEESE BAIT in the boat!
No he won"t!Quote:
Originally Posted by cajun fryer