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Rolling own baits - gear & where from? (22 posts / 3,719 views)
tonymartin
Posts: 143
Post #16 29 Jan 2020 21:05
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In reply to Post #7
Has anyone tried the battery (makita) caulking guns?
secret-agent secret-agent
Posts: 2,956
Post #17 29 Jan 2020 21:46
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In reply to Post #1
Gardner XL gun
5 mix triple adapter
NGT tables
Big bowl from Wilkos
Small one for 1 egg hook bait mixes
Cheap digital scales from eBay
Small pan scales for small quantity ingredients
Big pan with wire cage off eBay

I make loads.of bait with the above, easily do 12-16 eggs in a couple of hours in the kitchen
Lowprojoe
Posts: 7
Post #18 30 Jan 2020 09:00
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I'd say defo go for the deep fat fryer, just started using one about a month ago and wow what a difference. Can get all the boilies out in one go, the size of the holes in the sive drain the water a lot quicker that a normal seive wich helps prevent water all over the floor. Also can set the temp at about 180 and it will continue to boil. On the pan I kept having to wait for the water to re boil after a few gos. Also can fit a good size in the deep faster fryer mabie half a kg and there really cheap to buy.

Everything depends on how quick you want to be interms or gear, if your doing 12 egg mixes and you have all the time in the world then stick to what people are saying ok here don't go to over the top. Personally if it was me I would still buy a big Gardner table and gun. What I would say about the big table is it wants to be fixed down to a base so think about that before too 👍🏻
Cambscarper1974 Cambscarper1974
Posts: 1,404
Post #19 30 Jan 2020 10:25
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In reply to Post #9
yes, basically this https://www.screwfix.com/p/roughneck-mortar-gun-kit/1983t

They also do several battery operated versions.
cramthenet cramthenet
Posts: 356
Post #20 30 Jan 2020 14:42
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In reply to Post #19
I got one of those mortar guns from screwix..........perfect for the job.
Neil_no_Fish
Posts: 2,431
Post #21 2 Feb 2020 12:14
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In reply to Post #18
Industrial deep fat frier off Ebay 60 quid. 2 sides 1 kg in each side at a time
luckyjim luckyjim
Posts: 3,626
Post #22 30 Jan 2021 18:28
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