Pics of Rotisserie's?

[sc419795]

Just starting out painting my own baits. Have the paint. Have some blanks. Will be getting the airgun later this week. I know with the epoxy to get a good even finish need to somehow spin the finished product. Wondering if some of you guys can put up a picture of your rotisserie set up so I can see what all I might have to do there.

I am finding a few electric ones on ebay right now for around $20 delivered. Thanks guys!!! Can't wait to get started.

[shaggy1081]

Here i modified the bottom section of a cabinet cutting holes in the center on both sides with a spade bit and put in a metal pipe with holes drilled and clips attached



i mounted the motor on oppisite side of the shelf wall by taking the plate off the bottom and attaching it to the side of the shelf wall


here i coupled the pipe to a socket extension i modified to fit into the motor i think they sell something a little more practical for this but it worked for me you can also see the smaller holes i drilles to attch the screws back into the motor housing to pull it tight

[BassinBlazer]

Nice set up, Adam.

[sc419795]

That looks real sweet! Thanks for posting.

[21XDC]

[therron258]

just finished it today. motor is bolted on the tape was put to mock it up and left

will hold 32 baits total...

[21XDC]

I have not found any alligator clips that will hold topwaters, lipless cranks etc tight enough. As I'm painting I like to have the rotiserire going and be able to reach for baits, paint and stick them back on w/o fumbling. I use the dowels for spinnerbaits and jigheads. The last pic is old and I used velcro and it did ok... I have since added smaller diameter hose to hold the xacto handles. This 4 ft pvc pipe with this hose will hold hundreds of baits. I heated up the square metal insert on the stove and inserted/melted a square hole in the pvc cap. I also use a space heater on the table to dry and heat set my baits as they turn.

Works really good for me.

[Ky 520c]

When I used epoxy the trick was to use 2 alligator clips ...I use them at the head and tail of the bait, works great on any size bait esp. jointed swimbaits