You could make that a quick release/quick load if you cut the tops of the holes open, so all you had to is loosen the nuts and lift out the whole shaft and reel. Or did someone already suggest that?
Don't think it was much of mistake. I've had that same spooler for a couple of years and I still use it and ill let you know that it spools braid so tight how its suppose to be put on and I'm super impressed with how everything works.
Yes, I believe that is what he changed. The washer was causing the single nut to spin with it, but with the second nut locking in the first nut it won't move with the washer. At least that is what I got out of it.
You could have done this much easier by literally doing 50% of this build, Image it as the letter "L". Two washer, spacer and locking nut on the exterior side and interior side. Followed by a flange washer then your string, another flange washer, , a flat washer, your spring another flat washer and a Locking wingnut or a cwibg nut backed with another nut
I dont mind a shop fee if they would do a professional job. Most guys they have doing it do a crap job. I dont trust them to do my braid, esp tie my knot on the spool.
Splurge and get a cordless impact driver. My god, it was so painful to watch you drive those screws. If nothing else, do it for the integrity of your hands. And clamps instead of your hands as a backstop. Every time that bit slips out of the screw head, and you’re pushing against the screw to drive it in, you risk impaling your hand with the driver. I’ve done it. With a flat head… it went in like a knife, and kept spinning. Like $150 for a good driver, battery, charger, and quick release bit.
You can C clamp to your table too.
Good job I like it
Nice design, Matt!
Thanks were you able to understand the setup? Video was kinda ehh lol. Messed up a little and fixed it up on the editing.
@@MattsFishingAdventures Yep I definitely got the idea. :)
pretty great now I have to make a trip to home depot try using c-clamps and clamp it on the table.
Yes sir it definitely works and its budget
Quick tip maybe you should buy a Dewalt or Milwaukee drill see you had some problems at 2:30
Awesome idea, very handy.tight lines!
Video was unclear i now have a pet shark in my room
Items needed for this project...You'll need one pencil and one brother to hold the pencil.
Great video bud!
You could make that a quick release/quick load if you cut the tops of the holes open, so all you had to is loosen the nuts and lift out the whole shaft and reel. Or did someone already suggest that?
That's a good idea 💡
Gr8 idea! getting ready to spool up some reels myself. Good luck on the sailfish trip bro can't wait to watch the video.
Master at work :)
was the mistake basically to use two nuts on the right side as well?
Don't think it was much of mistake. I've had that same spooler for a couple of years and I still use it and ill let you know that it spools braid so tight how its suppose to be put on and I'm super impressed with how everything works.
Yes, I believe that is what he changed. The washer was causing the single nut to spin with it, but with the second nut locking in the first nut it won't move with the washer. At least that is what I got out of it.
Dread, the inner nuts were not necessary. Due to your washers you could adjust the tension just from the outer nuts. Other than that, not bad.
Great job Dude!!!! Congratulations from Equinox Fishing Team....
Challenged.
You could have done this much easier by literally doing 50% of this build, Image it as the letter "L".
Two washer, spacer and locking nut on the exterior side and interior side. Followed by a flange washer then your string, another flange washer, , a flat washer, your spring another flat washer and a Locking wingnut or a cwibg nut backed with another nut
mate get some good tools
You actually have to PUSH when trying to drive a screw....
I dont mind a shop fee if they would do a professional job. Most guys they have doing it do a crap job. I dont trust them to do my braid, esp tie my knot on the spool.
Splurge and get a cordless impact driver. My god, it was so painful to watch you drive those screws. If nothing else, do it for the integrity of your hands. And clamps instead of your hands as a backstop. Every time that bit slips out of the screw head, and you’re pushing against the screw to drive it in, you risk impaling your hand with the driver.
I’ve done it. With a flat head… it went in like a knife, and kept spinning.
Like $150 for a good driver, battery, charger, and quick release bit.
You have officially lost your man cardb
Dude! This was horrible….get you some better tools too!😂
Wtf are you doing?
Making a TH-cam video! What are you doing?