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Turkey Call Paradise => From the Callmaker's Bench => Topic started by: shad309 on July 18, 2010, 08:09:17 PM
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Ok, so I have been in the market for some slate, aluminum, or copper in some oddball sizes for about 3 months now. I haven't been able to find anything and have contacted everyone that's been suggested. So, I took the other suggestion and got a piece of slate tile.......
What the crap!?!?!?! This stuff will not split right *aah* It's doing nuthin but breaking off in little chunks and is crooked as a goat trail.
Anyone got any other suggestions?
Here's what I'm doing. I'm making a "pot" call out of a fence post. Yeah, I know now that someone else already does this.... here's the thing, didn't know it before I started and I HAVE to finish a project before I move to another. This will be my first self made call and it's killing me! I don't even care if it calls a donkey at this point *wha*
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Here's where I buy my odd ball size slate. Call and ask for John they will havewhat you need. If I can help out farther just ask. BigTom
http://www.capozzoloslate.com/cart/
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Thanks Big Tom, think I just got the right answer on what to do.
I tried those guys and they wanted WAY to much $$$ for what I needed. Let's just say they didn't want to mess with a little fish.
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what size was you lookin fer?
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2 1/2" X 5 1/4" will get it close for the surface. I will have to cut down the soundboard
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Call Mitch Rivers at Rivers Turkey Calls ....He is in the Call Builders Website listing. He has it all, very reasonable.
Mike
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been down that route too. I got some advise earlier tonight and i think it's just the ticket!
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Grassy Creek sells a piece that's 3.5 X 5.5
I just cut mine down to size with a hacksaw *up*
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Gitzit69, ur right LOL I never looked that far down the page for some reason. I could have been done a looooooooong time ago
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Gitzit69, ur right LOL I never looked that far down the page for some reason. I could have been done a looooooooong time ago
Now you can get it done. Make sure and post up some pics when your done RkLu RkLu
Dave
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i have cut it on the band saw before and then touch it up on the sander....worked pretty good...