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Post by iayogi17 on Apr 23, 2010 14:12:36 GMT -6
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Post by justwannano on Apr 23, 2010 15:09:29 GMT -6
Nice looking outfit.
I've been trying to figure out a cheap way of making a non-plastic syringe for a while.
Have a good 1
just
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Post by Scott W. on Apr 23, 2010 15:50:32 GMT -6
Cool, but I was expecting to see a device to support a snare.
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Post by iayogi17 on Apr 23, 2010 17:38:15 GMT -6
Cool, but I was expecting to see a device to support a snare. what a word or two can do |
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Post by tjk on Apr 23, 2010 21:26:11 GMT -6
I have the resources to make some of those.Where did you get the dimensions from or other info one would need to know to make them?
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Post by iayogi17 on Apr 23, 2010 22:09:45 GMT -6
I have the resources to make some of those.Where did you get the dimensions from or other info one would need to know to make them? go off of standard broom tread and the syringe will give you the rest |
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Post by Bristleback on Apr 24, 2010 11:44:49 GMT -6
Nice work, length looks great.....but it looks like that is a PUSH to dispense type SP(skunk pole)...........
Just my experience on ~ approaching 200 SP'd skunks.......the internally dispensed poles are the ONLY way to go. Think I'm on SP version #4?......yes I started with a push to dispense for the first couple years.....
In short.......with the push to dispense.......you're pushing against the SKUNK to dispense the acetone....the skunk has to provide resistence/hold still.....you're applying pressure to the skunk. VS the internally dispensed SP....you insert the needle......then because of the internal "rod"..........this is pushed internally........NOT needing to push against the skunk..........BIG DIFFERENCE.
Think about a nurse giving you a shot..........if he/she wasn't HOLDING the OUTER part of the syringe............they'd be pushing against YOU #$&#(@)#&$^.........VS holding the outer part of the syringe and using their THUMB to dispense the meds one way you likely don't feel much.....the other...you'd be reaching for ....SOMETHING!........identical priciples apply to Skunk Poles.
I took some pics the other day as some guys were asking.......I'll get them loaded and post.
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Post by hvtrapper on Apr 25, 2010 4:57:26 GMT -6
 BB, I started with a bracket on the end of a hoe handle like Tom Krause showed in his articles and books in the 70's. Of course I didn't change my mind until after I'd bought one of the aluminum syringe holders.  I've made a couple of the push to dispense poles and while pvc is cheap and easy, a pole built from either aluminum or copper tubing offers more rigidity/control. That said, iayogi, figure out a way to load your new poly syringe holder into a tube (a capped piece of pvc maybe with an enlarged hole to allow the needle but not the holder to be exposed) and you'll be in business.
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Post by Bristleback on Apr 25, 2010 12:56:25 GMT -6
This stuff is still in storage in KS.........took some pics for some guys who'd asked about them.........at the time, I thought I was really "close" in taking the pictures........thinking they'd appear much larger..........guess not. Top to bottom: *What I use now.......internally dispensed. *Previous internally dispensed SP. *Stove pipe with syringe epoxied on the end......screw together......push to dispense....probably over 100 skunks using this pole.........WOW has life been soooo much easier since changing to an internally dispensed SP. Hope this helps.    |
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Post by justwannano on Apr 25, 2010 13:35:52 GMT -6
Although I've never used mine here is a tip for you guys.
A cheap dollar store mop handle will just fit inside a 3/4 thinwall piece of pvc.
There is even a little resistance so your pole will not shoot until you apply pressure.
I just cut down the finger hold part of the syringe till it fit inside the pvc and put on an endcap that I drilled a hole in for the needle.
Didn't need it last season so I couldn't try it out.
have a good 1
just
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BB, 
I've made a couple of the push to dispense poles and while pvc is cheap and easy, a pole built from either aluminum or copper tubing offers more rigidity/control.