- Location
- Twin Cities
I love my Flateimer. I have beat the tar out of it for a couple years now. I would def. buy another one.
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- Thread starter bearclimber
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- Location
- Home In The Driftless
The Falteimeier cube is best when the line has some experience behind it. New line is not so hot in the cube, but worked line, all good.
- Location
- Missouri, USA
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I'd like to see a generous flap/tab on the outside bottom corner of each side of the throwing cubes to put a rock or other weight on for windy days. You could even put one foot on the flap while you were throwing if needed to keep it from flying away in a gust.
-moss
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heres my moded Sherill cube
I'd like to see a generous flap/tab on the outside bottom corner of each side of the throwing cubes to put a rock or other weight on for windy days. You could even put one foot on the flap while you were throwing if needed to keep it from flying away in a gust.
-moss
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heres my moded Sherill cube
- Location
- Missouri, USA
- Location
- South Carolina
I used to use a holder for Christmas tree lights. Worked alot better than the bag I use now. I worked with a guy that had a line tamer. He cut on the side of it so he could load it mid line. Worked alright if the gound was a lawn.
I've had my Flateimer for a year and half and it's still holding up after a ton of use. The corners are just barely starting to poke through and the bottom fabric is starting to flake a bit. I think I'll steal the shoe goo idea (thanks Chip) for the corners and leave the bottom alone. All in all, I think I've gotten more then my moneys worth for all the time saved with it.
- Location
- Longmont, CO
Yep. I've been using the Falteimer for about 8 months now. I like it a lot. I haven't had to modify or repair it, yet.
It does save a lot of time.
It does save a lot of time.
- Location
- Chapel Hill, NC
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I've had my Flateimer for a year and half and it's still holding up after a ton of use. The corners are just barely starting to poke through and the bottom fabric is starting to flake a bit. I think I'll steal the shoe goo idea (thanks Chip) for the corners and leave the bottom alone. All in all, I think I've gotten more then my moneys worth for all the time saved with it.
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Is that you Terry? I still have your sunglasses...they got squashed once but they still work.
I've had my Flateimer for a year and half and it's still holding up after a ton of use. The corners are just barely starting to poke through and the bottom fabric is starting to flake a bit. I think I'll steal the shoe goo idea (thanks Chip) for the corners and leave the bottom alone. All in all, I think I've gotten more then my moneys worth for all the time saved with it.
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Is that you Terry? I still have your sunglasses...they got squashed once but they still work.
Nope, my name is Robb. I just clicked on your profile and got your name. Thanks again, it seems like it will work well.
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