which are basically wood circles covered with eva foam for compression absorption. And then put the spool of bulk line onto the silver rail on the outer edge of the board. Then simply spin up the spool from your reel using the power drill ( I modified the switch to go into a sewing machine foot pedal, that way it is still reversible to remove line and also it is still variable speed).
Feed the line evenly onto the spool as it spins at the desired rate similar to what they always do in the tackle stores anyway.
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saltlife
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Looks the goods.
Is the line guided on by hand or other ways?
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Alan James
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Same principle but less hi tech
tim-o
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Haha, and filling the spool
Haha, and filling the spool on that reel is even simpler I would imagine
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scano
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Date Joined: 31/05/07
mount the spool inside the 2x black circular area's
which are basically wood circles covered with eva foam for compression absorption. And then put the spool of bulk line onto the silver rail on the outer edge of the board. Then simply spin up the spool from your reel using the power drill ( I modified the switch to go into a sewing machine foot pedal, that way it is still reversible to remove line and also it is still variable speed).
Feed the line evenly onto the spool as it spins at the desired rate similar to what they always do in the tackle stores anyway.
scano
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Date Joined: 31/05/07
here is a link to the origonal post i did on my line spooler
http://fishwrecked.com/forum/little-project-i-have-been-working-past-couple-weeks