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What did you buy today?

MathewsMan7 said:
Stop with all these great ideas!! Haha

you’re using a dremel, I presume? Got a pic of your build?
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Version 1
I have found some 1” aluminum angle scrap in my garage and am working on version 2 (a little more sex appeal than a glide for a drawer)
It does work great.
Need a good arrow squaring tool also.


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Brian6594 said:
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Version 1
I have found some 1” aluminum angle scrap in my garage and am working on version 2 (a little more sex appeal than a glide for a drawer)
It does work great.
Need a good arrow squaring tool also.


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Looks good. I’ve seen a bunch of ideas on YouTube but I typically trust DIY’ers on here as opposed to YouTube, that’s why I asked. As far as an ASD goes, don’t get the G5 ASD, it sucks...get the one made by Lumenock
 
I’m playing with the one from PSE that chucks in a drill currently.
tThe Lumenock is in my sights though.
 
Brian6594 said:
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Version 1
I have found some 1” aluminum angle scrap in my garage and am working on version 2 (a little more sex appeal than a glide for a drawer)
It does work great.
Need a good arrow squaring tool also.


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Harbor freight mini chop saw, I see. I bought one of those several years ago to make 300 Blackout cases from 223 cases. Now arrow chop saw. Got it.
 
I’ve vowed to always be a DIY guy and I bought a Mantis today! I’m really not sure what happened or who had control of my wallet!:dizzy: But it is used, so I will see what happens, I can’t believe it will ever replace my SitDrag
 
More Glock magazines, pistol ammo, turkey mouth call, shotgun turkey loads and a box call for my cousin, almost put a new rifle in laway but it was left handed
 
bj139 said:
Harbor freight mini chop saw, I see. I bought one of those several years ago to make 300 Blackout cases from 223 cases. Now arrow chop saw. Got it.
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I’ve not cut any arrows with it but certainly works great for blackout cases.


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Bought a Garmin Striker 4 fish finder for my kayak. I've been stalking it on eBay and it went on sale. Also got a YakAttack mount for it.
 
Well. Yesterday. I bought a toilet. And a scag mower.


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just bought some gun glow paint on amazon to paint between the tread on my shikar steps. saw it on here somewhere, thought it was cool.
may go ahead and put some on the verso button as well
 
HomeTownJB said:
Mail call! Thanks DanO! This is 35' of the 9mm Sterling C-IV rope. Going to test it out today with my SRT set up. First take is it is lighter than HTP and slightly more supple, nothing dramatic. Also seems to compact down to a lower profile. It is 9mm so it is within spec of the Safeguard as well. Compared to Oplux, definitely not as supple or packable, but you get the 9mm spec threshold if that's important to you.
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I went for it. Current rope didn’t need replacing but it’s good to have a backup. Got 10 more feet than I currently run with 9mm HTP, hoping it will fit in the same space, cause you know...10 more feet.
 
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