Driftwood
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How Does Everyone Cut Up Their Pucks For Reheats?
Driftwood replied to Tiderunner's topic in Soft Plastics
It should go through the holes with no problem. I use the plate with the largest holes just to make sure. -
Oh spare my feelings, I was just pointing out that you are a know it all pampas ass. Nothing more lol.
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Aahh yes, you did answer the question but... you also shot a dig by stating "hobbyists are not a good source of reliable information." So, are you the consummate professional with 25+ years experience? Or just want to be relevant by telling a whole lot of hobbyists their information, ideas, and experiences are not reliable information?
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If hobbyists aren't a good source of information, what are you on this board?
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That's what I get also.
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Yeah, that's kind of what I gather also. I guess it's a small inconvenience for the information we get and get to share.
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Maybe one of the moderators will chime in.
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Try adding Carolina brown instead of Chartreuse and see if that will bring it in.
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I would stick with lureworks for colorant. I would also add that if you use a paste colorant, you will be able to get a better consistency by weighing by grams.
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It's electric.
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Get a cheap meat grinder from harbor freight. I always add some regrind to fresh plastic( same color of course) to cut down on waste. I also add heat stabilizer.
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Yeah, I don't own a vac chamber either, never saw the need for one and like bass-boys, I've been doing this for over 20 years. You would be a LOT better off getting a good respirator.
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Yeah, that is a good looking color combo.
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Isn't that the 702 craw?
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How Does Everyone Cut Up Their Pucks For Reheats?
Driftwood replied to Tiderunner's topic in Soft Plastics
I picked up a cheap meat grinder from harbor freight. It works really good and I think it was around $30.00.
