Richard Isaacs
Senior Member & Supporter
Afew more little processes and they come out really quite nice and durable. Did these on Saturday for a Trent trip.
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Cage feeders
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Clive Kenyon
Senior Member
I haven't had a problem with the lead flashing slipping off, but if you are using cast leads with a slim width and a bulbous profile then the recessed shape might be more secure. The ones I have work fine and are very easy to make.
One aspect of the coating that I can forsee is that it increases the feeder's drag in the flow. Personally I think it is unnecessary, but each to their own.
One aspect of the coating that I can forsee is that it increases the feeder's drag in the flow. Personally I think it is unnecessary, but each to their own.
Richard Isaacs
Senior Member & Supporter
I don’t doubt it, I saw the feeder hanging off it’s gob so I can see yours work great.
It looked a good job of feeder to me.
Clive Kenyon
Senior Member
To be honest they are just as quick, cheap and simple to make as possible. Nothing fancy. I don't like plastic feeders because of the increased drag, but in some situations they can work OK.