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Old 12-31-2009, 09:18 PM   #1
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Do you have to turn the plug from scratch yourself, or can you enter a plug that you bought/ho'd, stole..............whatever, and painted it youself?

I suppose so Frank, if that's what you have to do,
but most of us make the complete plug ourselves
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Old 12-31-2009, 09:55 PM   #2
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I suppose so Frank, if that's what you have to do,
but most of us make the complete plug ourselves

Thats O.K. I'll wait until I get a lathe I guess. Don't want to upset the apple cart.

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Old 12-31-2009, 11:31 PM   #3
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yea someone could argue its says plug building forum ... not plug painting forum .. I would hope any entrys would have had to go through the thought process of weighting , thru wiring or rigging, lip selection if a metal lip,, and some testing . Some peoples painting skills are stella but its more than that ..

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Maybe there should be a category for "rebuilds". Why squash a guy's creativity?
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Maybe there should be a category for "rebuilds". Why squash a guy's creativity?
Thats a good entry level idea .. But keep it seperate from the scratch builder who's wracking his brain trying to make something that swims decent ..

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I'm of the mind set that it is best to let the fish do the voting.
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Old 01-01-2010, 11:50 AM   #7
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Thats O.K. I'll wait until I get a lathe I guess. Don't want to upset the apple cart.
you won't upset my apple cart

if you want, come over here and use my lathe, it does a good job of collecting dust, machines are meant to be used. I'm home all weekend
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I suppose so Frank, if that's what you have to do,
but most of us make the complete plug ourselves


I wonder if anyone has done this that you don't know of, because no one ever asked everybody who entered plugs.

I wasn't talking about re-painting but starting from scratch with a blank and doing all the work. I'll wait till next year.

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Wait till next year ? .. plenty of time ,,. go for it ,, we're here to help .. who knows if we'll be around next year .. What do you need ? a Pikie lip ? 00 shot ? its in the mail ..

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Frank.....when do you have a free weekend day? You come over here and I will give you a lathe lesson and help you turn a plug, drill, whatever! I got hardware and all kinds of stuff! Let me know!! I am home weekends so.........

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Frank.....when do you have a free weekend day? You come over here and I will give you a lathe lesson and help you turn a plug, drill, whatever! I got hardware and all kinds of stuff! Let me know!! I am home weekends so.........
I might have sneak over....

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