You can take the spring off of the kill bar because there is tension from the rod to keep the trigger set you will than k me after you have snapped your your fingers a few times
The nail is needed for the wire on the rod. Without it there would be no way to load up the rod. Its the kill bar releasing that causes the wire to release from the nail. Hope that helps
Very cool 😎
Thanks
I love that design . Very nice
Thanks. It sure works great!
Ive used them since the 80's Finally did a short check it out
You can take the spring off of the kill bar because there is tension from the rod to keep the trigger set you will than k me after you have snapped your your fingers a few times
Thanks ill have to try that. Although the snap is a good alarm!
Nice upgrade to the old style 👌
Thanks it works fantastic aswell! Glad you enjoyed
Yeah buddy! Love this it’s genius lol
Nicely done, we had heard about the mouse trap variety. Nice to see it in action.
Yeah I like it better then this coat hanger trigger personally. I find it more sensitive
Good job
Hmmm you might be able to use the kill bar to also set a flag, I might have to tinker with that.
Oh you forsure can
Need a close up! 😊
Not bad 👍
Can’t see the whole spring setup
I'll film a short of it tomorrow and post it
I think you should make one for your boss .
Schedule 40 is the thin, schedule 80 is the thick bud
Schedule 80 is way too thick to work with and schedule 40 is thicker then thin walled pcv. There is thinner then schedule 40
Not quite sure I understand the purpose of the nail in the trap
The nail is needed for the wire on the rod. Without it there would be no way to load up the rod. Its the kill bar releasing that causes the wire to release from the nail. Hope that helps
Canceled