Fixing Broken Fishnets
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The video demonstrates a CNC router project focused on repairing a broken landing net using a custom-designed part. It details the design process, machining steps, and testing results for durability. This content is useful for enthusiasts looking to understand how to fabricate and test repair components for outdoor equipment.
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Summer's over & back in the garage: stretching the old muscles with a "quick" CNC part to repair a broken landing net. ---- Music: South Of The Border - Audionautix
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If we are going to "invest" in machining equipment and tooling to make replace parts for cheap 'stuff', we may as well go ALL IN - buy a furnace and some green sand, make a mould from the broken part to cast a nice aluminum replacement, then machine the casting to final form...to maximize both the t
No, just no. You cannot just fix one side and leave it all lopsided. The other plastic piece needs replacing and while you are at it, replace the central part as well with a better clamp/folding mechanism. Come on ToT!!!
11:49 - why didn't you drill through from the thin side of the stock (bottom)?
06:41 - I would make two and replace them both
I love how much effort went into this, let’s see the 30lb’er you catch with it. And of course share your catch with all of us because we hungry!
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