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What kind of wood???
Ok everyone, I will be setting everything up tomorrow in the shed, Hot pots, Lathe, Anvil, Forge. I will be stopping by a friends ( yes I have some thank you ) to pick up some scrap wood from his sign business. My question is what type of wood do you use for different plugs? I know he has teak, oak, cherry and maple, he told me he could fill my truck up if I wanted to ( he burns it in his fire place, hopefully I can put it to better use ). Any recommendations, other type of wood i should get? Also if you could post a pic so I can get an idea for the body type that would be great.
Thanks KL |
teak, cherry and maple for needlefish and alaskan yellow cedar for swimmers.
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i saw a guy selling cherry surface poppers on ebay..
i bet they cast well.. |
Use the maple for needles or darters.
Jigman |
BM recommended red cedar for small surfsters. :hihi: Proof was in the catching:D
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cherry and maple good for needles, oak good for warmth... I tried it once, was a nightmare, did make a needle with it, and it caught fish, but it is fugly.
red cedar good for making swimmers, at least, I've had good luck with it. |
ok I went and picked up some wood today, lot's of red cedar, 5 pc teak, 1 large piece of bass wood, several nice pc of mahogany, some oak and what dave called swamp maple. When I got back i finished setting up so nex day off I will start to play.
thaks all KL:happy: |
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Make sure ya got either a quality respirator or very good ventilation(like outside) when you work with the Mahogany! That stuff aint too good for the lungs! At least thats what my brother tells me. |
wiches are made of wood, thats why they float and burn so well.
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