DIY Jacking pucks
Might have to order a set.
Melting Slicks
Joined: Jun 2004
Posts: 2,453
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From: Fishin' Pole FL
Now I know it's probably best to let a professional make these complicated pucks, but I decided to use one of the guides on here to make my own pucks.
Each puck was $1.69 from my local sporting goods store + $0.49 for eye hook screws from the local hardware store.
Not bad for $8.72 total + tax.
What I did was hold the puck in my left hand, and then utilizing my right hand, I screwed the eyehooks into the pucks.
The screws stuck out a little so I had to nip off the ends, that part was pretty scary.
Thanks to this forum for allowing me to take on this complicated project!
Each puck was $1.69 from my local sporting goods store + $0.49 for eye hook screws from the local hardware store.
Not bad for $8.72 total + tax.
What I did was hold the puck in my left hand, and then utilizing my right hand, I screwed the eyehooks into the pucks.
The screws stuck out a little so I had to nip off the ends, that part was pretty scary.
Thanks to this forum for allowing me to take on this complicated project!
I want some too but I'm left handed.
