Red_desert
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- Garrett Ace 250/GTA 1,000; Fisher Gold Bug-2; Gemini-3; Unique Design L-Rods
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- All Treasure Hunting
Wood pendulums on coat button type of thread....I've used them years ago. They are light action, while a heavy metal pendulum on a string gives a lot of swinging action. Chains are tricky, but you can learn to use them.
Wooden pendulums, I always would cut a piece of tree branch, let it dry out in a shed for at least a couple weeks. Hack saw works best to cut, then whittle with a pocket knife. Put a point one end, rounded the other with a small hole to glue in a string. Give a better shape using sand paper and add your string.
Wooden pendulums, I always would cut a piece of tree branch, let it dry out in a shed for at least a couple weeks. Hack saw works best to cut, then whittle with a pocket knife. Put a point one end, rounded the other with a small hole to glue in a string. Give a better shape using sand paper and add your string.
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