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In reply to Post #47
Let us know how you get on 
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I found a template for some bobbins that my son can print. So going to try them
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In reply to Post #45
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In reply to Post #44
told you I was ignorant! Might take a look
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In reply to Post #43
Anything plastic / fake has been banned on my water(s) for a while hence my complete ignorance!
1st 2 lines of the CS description on the DNA website
Made on the same top quality ‘airball’ type pop up mix as our Flouro Pop Ups with the same highly successful flavours.
So basically a fluoro extruded sausage
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In reply to Post #42
Anything plastic / fake has been banned on my water(s) for a while hence my complete ignorance!
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In reply to Post #39
Your link Belch
Click here
Correct T I use them as toppers, sliver few mm thick on top of pellet/dumbells etc. Those test tubes mean you can slice the little bit of stick sticking out of the jar without having to take the lot out. Going to be trying a piece of the light coloured Crayfish stick in place of a dog biscuit this year...if I ever get out instead of talking about it
DNA Candy Sticks click here
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In reply to Post #40
Candy sticks I think they are called
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In reply to Post #35
probs showing my age but what are DNA sticks . . .?  
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In reply to Post #37
PM'd - also below
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B07K7K6RM1/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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In reply to Post #37
Like these, top row type
Edit, all diff sizes available.
Click for type
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In reply to Post #33
I can’t find these bottles on Amazon can you pm a link mate please
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In reply to Post #33
I remember those Carp Tech things, showing our age there
Linked, not tenuous at all, test tube type shapes, yes, looked into those a few years ago, in fact I use some to store my DNA sticks in, again don't need the whole packet, 1 in use, 1 in reserve.
In the float tube you can get 5 side by side but it's a bit of a waste of space so their in a Lock & Lock now at the bottom of the bait bucket, along with some reserve boilies in zip lock bags.
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In reply to Post #29
@Vossy1: Thanks, I'll dig them out and take a look
@Braders: I wish mine didn't. I really liked the concept at the time. Both thicker liquids (L030) and thinner bait soaks leaked.
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In reply to Post #1
Bit late to this but why not take some urine sample pots (obvs minus the urine) easily available on Amazon - I use them to keep my Delkim snag ears in (they are the perfect length) but they'd be perfect for say 6-8 glugged hookbaits without risk of the cap coming off - they're also clear so you can see what baits are what etc
Carp Tech did a little hard case (early 00's) with a selection of slightly longer clear tubes for exactly this purpose - was about A5 in size and came with a pippette so you could 'suck' each glugged bait from its tube . . . collectors item now - sold mine a few years back for £40!
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In reply to Post #31
No problem at all,I bought some this morning and they're spot on
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In reply to Post #30
Do you know what T, they're the ones, thank you They used to be sold in Tescos as a 6 pack, think it was £6, so they weren't Lock & Lock. My bigger reserve ones were L&L 805 & 815, I've got a bag of spares in the attic I looked at today (also use a bigger 1 to store my petrol stove, MSR Dragonfly). EDIT, if they're anything like the ones I have they're far better/heavier duty than any fishing branded ones, without the kudos tho.
This gives you some idea of why I started using them, spice storage, we eat a lot of Asian food, that rows 2 deep. I've been looking for some similar ones for a while as we use those spice pots so often some of the lugs after 15+ years of abuse have come away, to be expected.
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In reply to Post #28
Sainsburys Home Klip Lock Storage 140ml 3pk could be worth a look
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In reply to Post #23
Just thinking aloud K, if it is the thin strip seal around the edge it'll probably be square section silicone, glued together at the ends. If you can find the size of it you can order it on Ebay, something like this
click here
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In reply to Post #27
Thanks T, might have a nosey next time swmbo drags me round the place, could do with some replacement spice holders
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In reply to Post #26
Ikea do some 8.5cmx8.5cmx6cm high,you get three for six pounds.They have click seal lids too
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In reply to Post #23
@Vossy: Get the punch...and make me some seals that fit the Korda Infuzas please mate!
I can't find a clear picture of the inside of the lid, does it have one of the thin single seals around the rim like Trakkers or is it a whole lid seal (can't see that)?
I must admit my thoughts had turned to replacement seals on the Trakker ones when they fail, typical me.
If I'm honest I'm not sure why I moved away from the small lock and lock, I keep most of my glugged bulk back ups in them.
I'm also not sure why Trakker made round glug pots to fit in a square bucket...make sense to anyone else In the pic below you can see I also have a ridgemonkey bucket, I asked them why don't you make square glug pots and why not so they stack in the outer trays, their response, we can't see there being a demand...then they re invent the kettle as square...yeah right 
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In reply to Post #23
Strange as mine have never leaked at all
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In reply to Post #20
They look smart
Well done
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They look good Joe
@Vossy: Get the punch...and make me some seals that fit the Korda Infuzas please mate! My Infuzas dribbled glug since the day I bought them ... so they got thrown in a drawer in the garage and I've been sulking ever since!
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In reply to Post #21
I'm happy to run off a load for anyone that wants them. Would just ask to cover postage costs and materials etc.
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Sorry for the delay getting back Joe, been driving about all morning. That completed one looks fab, just what I was thinking of, can't see me being the only one thinking it'd be handy 
@Oatcakefred, I'm replacing a similar sort of thing. I used to use the very small square lock & lock before glug pots were a'thing', The pots below are great BUT some of the baits (DNA pop ups/fluoros etc) seem to have a highly volatile carrier, not sure what it is, alcohol maybe, either way the pots aren't airtight and everything starts to smell of the same thing. I'm not overly bothered about that more the flavour escaping if that makes sense.
I keep meaning to buy a punch to make my own seals for them but never got round to it despite having the seal material..life!
EDIT, those are 50ml pots, they fit nicely inside a float tube for transport/ease of use.
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Finished articles below. One of them decided it didnt want to print properly but its still functional.
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In reply to Post #16
With taking limited standard sized pots of hookbaits to lakes, I always found myself thinking "wish I'd have bought so and so hookbait with me rather than it being sat in my bait cupboard at home."
I overcame this by buying 50 small plastic pots from ebay, they're about 3/4" diameter and 1" tall, with a hinged lid. I guess they are used for sauces and the like in the catering industry. You can fit between 6 & 10 hookbaits in each, dependant on shape and size. I distinguish between pop ups and wafters by putting some yellow insulating tape on the pots. Little labels stating what they are. Job done, you can take as many different hookbaits as you like. Last time I went, I took about 30 little tubs and this only filled about 25% of a standard 10L bait bucket, leaving plenty of room for liquids, bag mixes, freebies, etc.
The ones I got were similar to ebay item number 323242217007.
BTW Joe/JP, like the pot partitions, look really good.
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Here is the model of the divider, along with how it should look in the pot. Just waiting for the print to finish and I will post a couple more photos.
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In reply to Post #16
Basically, exactly what I do
I still have a need for divider though, where say white goes in with semi damp blacks (black food liquid over rolled). I've not seen the Fox pots, thought they'd be the same size as my Trakker ones I'm happy with, I'll have a look.
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In reply to Post #11
I don't want to be carrying an entire pot of each, there's simply no need for short day sessions etc
I use half height tubs instead of the full height pop ups tubs. This means I can get 12 tubs into my popup bag instead of 6.
In the van I'll have a pot or two of my most used/favourite flavours, then if I run out I can top the pots back up.
I mix colours. e.g. I have some pineapple pop ups in yellow, and some in pink. Also different sizes. I mix them up in the same half-height pot as I don't use that flavour much.
Also, with Mainline Frutella the wafters are a lighter colour than the popups, so popups and wafters go in the same tub as I can tell them apart (rig gets checked in the margin if I am not 100% sure)
Not sure if the tubs I use would be glug proof/water tight though. The Korda infusers I bought ages ago when they first came out weren't :( Shame because I thought they would be useful
Korda Infuza link
Fox half height tubs
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In reply to Post #13
Sent you a pm Joe
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In reply to Post #12
Just me thinking aloud Joe, slightly more complicated re the 3 section. 3 vanes connected with a c shape Y piece top and bottom, maybe each arm only 10mm long, the Y need only be a few mm deep re posting.
You are correct re the capacity, I'll take some measurements in a while and get back to you. There is a small central bump in the pot, my efforts just sitting on it but I suppose a indent on the vane would sort it. More work and if I'm honest, not a biggie for me as is.
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In reply to Post #11
DP again?
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In reply to Post #11
Should be easy enough to do, especially the 4 section. The 3 section would be easy to print but just takes up room when posting.
If I remember correctly the shallow pots are 150ml and 5cm deep, so should have a diameter of 6cm. If you can confirm that I will send over a design and see if you are happy with it. Should only take an hour or so to print a couple.
I will also look at an idea for a properly separate sections so you can glug multiple baits.
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In reply to Post #8
Thanks for the kind offer Joe, Yes, just dividers, my OCD coming to the fore
Actaully it was more than that, it was about separating dark hook baits from light in case they leach/stain, ie, dark brown and white, most likely when adding extra booster, just a guess but not worth the risk. I don't want to be carrying an entire pot of each, there's simply no need for short day sessions etc. I hadn't thought about it from a perspective of glugged baits......you're giving me ideas...ha ha
I hope that makes sense. I did a good search on the net but couldn't see anything re pot dividers hence posting here.
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In reply to Post #6
Looks like they are printing in pla which doesn't have uv resistance and is a cheap print material.
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In reply to Post #7
Is it just the dividers you need then? I'm happy to model something up and do a 3 and 4 section.
Are you aiming to have seperate liquids in each section?
Can you send me some dimensions of the pot?
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@joe-echo & framey, thank you for the kind offer, much appreciated
I might have cobbled something together but the picture below gives you the idea. I was also thinking about a 3 section but suppose as I've made a 4 I can just use 2 for 1, just means less in the 2 individuals ( I think a 3 way would look good tho!)
It's a Trakker Shallow Glug pot btw, and bodge DeWalt drawer dividers...lol
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In reply to Post #2
2 mates & me bought the bait spoons & after about a year all 3 fell apart from Allthings3D
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In reply to Post #2
I know one of the guys who has something to do with the company
The stuff they do it pretty good.
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In reply to Post #3
What are you after mate?
I've got a 3d printer and am happy to run off a few parts.
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In reply to Post #2
Thanks I'll take a look
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In reply to Post #1
There's a company who do a copy of the Nash Bushwhacker spoon, but with a thread on the end. Not sure if they do it themsleves or if they outsource it. Can't remember their name, I'll have a quick look.
EDIT - think they're called allthings3d.
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Can anyone recommend a 3D printing service they may know of, or have used?
Just looking for a few small bits, nothing complex.
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