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Multi Rod Dryer
Posted by:
Josh Caroon
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Date: December 10, 2016 11:11AM
Does anyone have any photos of their rod dryers? Right now I use one that can only dry one rod at a time. I'm working on a bunch of ice rods and was thinking about doing all the epoxy at a time and drying 3 or 4 rods at a time. I've got some ideas on how to make it, but I wanted to see if anyone else has made anything. Anyone have any pictures? Re: Multi Rod Dryer
Posted by:
Ron Fletcher
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Date: December 10, 2016 11:55AM
I just put a picture in the photo section of my 3 rod dryer that I built in my garage it works for me. Easy adjustments. Re: Multi Rod Dryer
Posted by:
Tom Wewerka
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Date: December 10, 2016 09:38PM
Josh here is what I use plus others and it will do three at a time nicely.
Tom [www.mudhole.com] Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 12/11/2016 11:51AM by Tom Wewerka. Re: Multi Rod Dryer
Posted by:
roger wilson
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Date: December 11, 2016 07:24PM
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This is a picture of the 12 rod dryer that I have built. I have built many of these dryers and they work very well. A plywood disk is cut with a square hole and 1/2 circles around the perimeter of the disk to hold the rods. Rubber bands are looped around the holding screws and around the rod in question. The center shaft is a 1 inch square aluminum tube. The end shaft is a 7/8th shaft that fits nicely on the inside of the square tube. A set of threads is drilled and tapped into the 7/8th shaft to hold the end shaft into the center tube. The 7/8th shaft rests in a 7/8 ths bearing that is mounted in the end mount. The other end of the square tube also has a 7/8th shaft in the end. But this shaft has a 3/8th hole bored into the end and is then cross drilled for a 1/8th tension pin to hold the 3/8th rod in the end of the 7/8th shaft. A 3/8th chuck is screwed onto the 3/8th shaft and then the chuck is used to go over and tighten down on the motor shaft. The motor is mounted in the other end mount. The picture - shows all of the parts, except for the long center shaft. The center shaft can be made as long as is needed for any length rod that you want to dry. If you want to dry 7 foot rods, then make the center shaft 7 feet 4 inches or so. For short ice rods, the center shaft can be 30 inches long if all of the rods are shorter than 30 inches. The drying motor is a 10 rpm 12 volt gear motor that is driving by a simple 12 volt plug in power supply. Good luck Re: Multi Rod Dryer
Posted by:
Mud Hole Custom Tackle
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Date: December 12, 2016 02:54PM
You can certainly go the "make your own route" but we offer CRB rod dryers that are affordable, functional and come in 110v and 220v.
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Posted by:
John Cates
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Date: December 12, 2016 04:47PM
Josh
Here is a link to our OEM 4x Machine made with USA made heavy duty gearmotors. It can mount on the wall to help keep the work bench free and clear. Click the link and scroll halfway down the page. [www.flexcoat.com] Flex Coat Company Professional Rod Building Supplies www.flexcoat.com Re: Multi Rod Dryer
Posted by:
John Shear
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Date: December 22, 2016 11:37AM
So how does one choose between 6rpm and 18 rpm? John Shear Chippewa Falls, WI Sorry, only registered users may post in this forum.
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