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Rotary Fly Drier

Started by letumgo, Nov 04 2006 12:09 PM

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#1 letumgo

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Posted 04 November 2006 - 12:09 PM

Here are some photos of a rotary fly drier which I made to fit on the motor I use for making fishing rods. I used a piece of round foam from a pool noodle swimming toy (4" in diameter x 3" long) and an old cork from a champagne bottle. I drilled a hole in the cork so that it would fit over the tapered end of the device on my fishing rod drying motor. The cork is then inserted into the pool noodle and mounted on the drying motor.