Drier motor/rigs for rod building

[tw]

Have any of you built your own rig for wrapping and drying rods? If so how did you do it?
Thanks, Tim

[bluerunner]

i'm in the process, using roller blade wheels for the support rollers, bought a motor from www.allelectronics.com

[Sandcrab]

Use old fashioned V-blocks for making my rods and drying as well....

Sandcrab
Have any of you built your own rig for wrapping and drying rods? If so how did you do it?
Thanks, Tim

[Oyster]

A rotiserie motor from an old discarded grill. About 4 rph.

[tw]

I gotta say, some of you guys never cease to amaze me. I can see me cruising the streets the night before trash pickup scouting for old grills and roller blades. I really do appreciate your posts. I would have never thought of doing alot of the things some of you folks do.
Thanks again, Tim

[catman]

I have a motor out of an old sewing machine that I use. I fit a 1/2" drill chuck to it. Has a foot pedal for speed control. Should be able to pick up a machine at a yard sale for a couple of $. Good luck.

Catman.

[jjaachapa]

Use my sons pet hamster ! :D
Those are some great ideas. Now I just have to find the time.

[Smoothbore54]

Ice Cream freezers and electric mixers are another source for low speed gearmotors.