Varady NW FL
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- Milton, Florida
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I was browsing around for different versions of a coil support and I
saw the one on kellyco, I didn't have the money at hand to purchase one
so the next thing was to make one . They work really well when you are
in the bushes. The coil is kept in place very well. I saw that there wasn't
a lot going on here, so I will try to help others by posting what I learn.
I have a little shop but I can fabricate just about any thing I see. I made
this one from 1/8 in plexiglass blue opaque with 1/4 in" holes. The clamp
is made from nylon, with a nylon screw and nut.The plex I sawed on a band
saw, Just trace it out to measure across your coil, with a grease pencil mark the
holes for the pole tilt, custom to what you want and cut it out ,buff the edges
so it doesn't cut your coil lead and voila.
saw the one on kellyco, I didn't have the money at hand to purchase one
so the next thing was to make one . They work really well when you are
in the bushes. The coil is kept in place very well. I saw that there wasn't
a lot going on here, so I will try to help others by posting what I learn.
I have a little shop but I can fabricate just about any thing I see. I made
this one from 1/8 in plexiglass blue opaque with 1/4 in" holes. The clamp
is made from nylon, with a nylon screw and nut.The plex I sawed on a band
saw, Just trace it out to measure across your coil, with a grease pencil mark the
holes for the pole tilt, custom to what you want and cut it out ,buff the edges
so it doesn't cut your coil lead and voila.
