Rotisserie Fly Dryer Motor

[Zach Matthews]

Hey guys –

I found this and it’s a good deal based on what I’ve seen historically:

http://www.4thegrill.com/thg102.html

I made myself one of these a while back and mounted it so it would fit a pair of rod wrapping stands.

[Neal Osborn]

Thanks for the link Zach. That is a pretty good price for the motors.  I like that you can get them without buying all the other accessories.

[greg mccarthy]

Nice set up. Anybody have suggestions for building a fly/rod dryer if you just have the motor without the steel rotisserie rod?

[David L. Darnell]

I built this one this past Monday. Industrial grade motor

[Neal Osborn]

😀 I love stuff like that

[mick mccorcle]

Reminds me of “Tool Time” on “Home Improvement!”

[Tim Pommer]

David

I bet that motor has more torque than my car.

[Zach Matthews]

Hey David –

Lord, that thing could double as a Ferris Wheel motor.

Zach

[David L. Darnell]

but it is so smoooooooooth. motor came for Atlanta MSC. I sent the photos to my fishing bud, he’s a saltwater guru, he ask if I was going to be drying Elephants on it.

[Aaron Christensen]

😀 I love stuff like that  😀

One of my buddies here in CLT loves stuff like this, too.

[kelly l.]

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I built this one this past Monday. Industrial grade motor
That is one very impressive fly turner.

[kelly l.]

Well you have any pics of it, if so I’d like to see.

Hey guys –

I found this and it’s a good deal based on what I’ve seen historically:

http://www.4thegrill.com/thg102.html

I made myself one of these a while back and mounted it so it would fit a pair of rod wrapping stands.  I need to break it back out.

Zach

[Shannon Drawe]

I am wondering what RPM these are and what RPM is necessary for rods? I think it is something like 6 RPMs for fly drying.

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