T-top
Posted: Sat Apr 05, 2008 10:43 am
see if I got this right
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Posted: Sat Apr 05, 2008 10:48 am
Posted: Sat Apr 05, 2008 11:15 am
Nice job! Do you do the glass work too? On edit, what I mean is the overhead electronic/storage box.
Wayne
Wayne
Posted: Sat Apr 05, 2008 11:40 am
Do you do the glass work too? no
I order the E-box with my pipe orders
from Eastern metal supply
(edit) I do enjoy drilling holes in fiber glass
I order the E-box with my pipe orders
from Eastern metal supply
(edit) I do enjoy drilling holes in fiber glass
Posted: Sat Apr 05, 2008 5:49 pm
Nice job on the top . Do you have anmore Pics of tops and some close ups of the welds and details also what other work do you guys do ?
Your welcome to post your link on here if you want just remember if you guys make some sales because of this site, just show me some love $$
its an honer thing and it's your call.
Your welcome to post your link on here if you want just remember if you guys make some sales because of this site, just show me some love $$
its an honer thing and it's your call.Posted: Mon Apr 07, 2008 7:48 am
1\2 tower with fold down look out
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Posted: Fri Apr 11, 2008 12:29 pm
RIB
Posted: Fri Apr 11, 2008 1:37 pm
Nice work!!!
Posted: Fri Apr 18, 2008 6:35 am
A little more Aluminum
A gate I built for a condo in New Smyrna Beach
A gate I built for a condo in New Smyrna Beach
Posted: Fri Apr 18, 2008 8:10 am
Outstanding!!! You've got a nice niche there!!!
Posted: Fri Apr 18, 2008 4:15 pm
Start making aluminum custom BURLEY BUCKETS.....and we'll really start talking CHARTER FISHING!!!!!!
IE:
You would be the only one in the WHOLE USA making custom aussie (chum) Burley Buckets......and put those stupid motorized chumming meat grinder machines to shame!!
I need an aluminum one, with a removeable starboard inserted bottom with a angled piece behind it, so mine doesn't (plastic Dennis Braid version) doesn't sit on this angle. I have a chopper already.
See that angle??????? It's okay. But not "correct".
Alloy.......ahhhhhhh, you just might have Pacific boat customers RIGHT HERE. Built for our transoms. Am I correct boys?? Who wants to add chumming to thier repituar?
If done right, I'd be willing to pay good $$$ for it! Or swap
Can ya imagine Keys fishing made EZ with fresh netted baitfish being chopped and chummed on the spot....yeah there is a market and I'll help you sell them.
There's even a swinging off the transom burley bucket on an Aussie boat, but I can't find the pic right now.
IE:
You would be the only one in the WHOLE USA making custom aussie (chum) Burley Buckets......and put those stupid motorized chumming meat grinder machines to shame!!
I need an aluminum one, with a removeable starboard inserted bottom with a angled piece behind it, so mine doesn't (plastic Dennis Braid version) doesn't sit on this angle. I have a chopper already.
See that angle??????? It's okay. But not "correct".
Alloy.......ahhhhhhh, you just might have Pacific boat customers RIGHT HERE. Built for our transoms. Am I correct boys?? Who wants to add chumming to thier repituar?
If done right, I'd be willing to pay good $$$ for it! Or swap
Can ya imagine Keys fishing made EZ with fresh netted baitfish being chopped and chummed on the spot....yeah there is a market and I'll help you sell them.
There's even a swinging off the transom burley bucket on an Aussie boat, but I can't find the pic right now.
Posted: Thu May 15, 2008 8:28 pm
Hey Jettywolf been meaning to show you a Burley Bucket we made several years ago with a Tuna Tube.
Posted: Fri May 16, 2008 7:40 am
super cool, Bevan.......well since my only Tuna are inshore tuna aka: Jack Crevalle's, and won't be doing any jigging for BlackFin Tuna this year because of fuel prices (although I have $500 in jigging terminal tackle) and will never use it now.....which really pisses me off.
I'm doing that EXACT chummer tube (Burley Bucket) in my swim platform!
I have it all drawn up, have the dimensions a fella who has the 8" pipe, a welder on his truck to come to my house....and no $$$ to pay him to do it.
But thanks for the pics, because that's exactly where I'm putting it on my BLM, same size basically, same everything.
If I could just come up with the $$$ before Tarpon season, because that's where the chumming really is effective. They come up to the boat nostrils flaring. So do Cobia (ling) Sharks, King Mackerel, Spanish Mackerel, Jacks, Bluerunners, Redfish.....
If I only had a trust fund.
I'm doing that EXACT chummer tube (Burley Bucket) in my swim platform!
I have it all drawn up, have the dimensions a fella who has the 8" pipe, a welder on his truck to come to my house....and no $$$ to pay him to do it.
But thanks for the pics, because that's exactly where I'm putting it on my BLM, same size basically, same everything.
If I could just come up with the $$$ before Tarpon season, because that's where the chumming really is effective. They come up to the boat nostrils flaring. So do Cobia (ling) Sharks, King Mackerel, Spanish Mackerel, Jacks, Bluerunners, Redfish.....
If I only had a trust fund.
Posted: Fri May 16, 2008 7:45 am
a fella who has the 8" pipe, a welder on his truck to come to my house....and no $$$ to pay him to do it
can't do much better than free
good luck It will be alot better than that plastic one
can't do much better than free
good luck It will be alot better than that plastic one
Posted: Mon May 19, 2008 11:41 am
Bevan,amfboats wrote:Hey Jettywolf been meaning to show you a Burley Bucket we made several years ago with a Tuna Tube.
That's some creative thinking in that setup!
No need for a pump as long as you're moving fast enough. Excellent.
I notice that there's a large weld on the tube seam.
Do you guys roll your own tubes then weld the seams?
That would make things a lot easier.
Scott
Posted: Mon May 19, 2008 3:18 pm
Cheers Scott and Capt Dave
The tube was cut down and re welded to make a smaller tube. When customers come to us with ideas we try to take the idea and simplify it. Apparently the Tuna Tube worked well.
Wouldn't a trust fund be great.
oh to win the lotto!
Cheers
Bevan
The tube was cut down and re welded to make a smaller tube. When customers come to us with ideas we try to take the idea and simplify it. Apparently the Tuna Tube worked well.
Wouldn't a trust fund be great.
oh to win the lotto!
Cheers
Bevan