Making a Lure Turner/Tumbler Turner, Space saving turner that folds up. 

If you're wondering where to get the small 110 volt low RPM motor, I put a link at the bottom of the description. But just a little tip, those are microwave turntable motors. If you have an old microwave you'll see at the bottom a small access plate. The little motor is easy to remove. As always if you choose to work on appliances you do so at your own risk, be careful. Here's the link to the motor I used. www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07CGD9MS3/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Besitos de abuela! Loved it!

Love this man! I bet you were the dad of the year around science fair time!! Your my idol!

Not "kill you", not "knock you out" but "knock you dead"...Absolutely love it! Also really liked the end with ( I assume) your mom! Thanks again for all the valuable information.

I finally finished mine. I didn't do the extended part because I won't be doing lures that big. I have lures backed up ready for the final coat of finish.

Great video with special appearance from the one and only "abuela"

I don't have any sch 20, so what I did was insert a 3/4" sch 40 into the adapter and used a 7/8" forstner bit to widen out the reducers. The 1/2" PVC fits well. At the back end of the reducer there is a stop in which the 1/2" cannot fit through. The 7/8" forstner bit remedied that issue as well.

You're the sensei I never knew I needed. Your content rocks.

I build one with your design with some modifications but just for materials. It work pretty well but in time the shaft attached to the motor has been loosen a little so it vibrates during rotation from time to time. The reason why is because the pins are plastic. I intend to change them for metal. I suspect that the abuela is from Colombia due to her accent wich pleases me a lot since I ‘m colombian too. I enjoy a lot your videos and that is because you are so technical and scientific in your concepts. And being my self a surgeon well I get your explanations relatively easy and apply those to my lures. By the way they are not so perfect like yours but allow me to make some nice captures. Thanks Franco for your teaching. You are and avid angler and I’m eager to learn and I have achieve that with you.

Literally just bought a little motor and was thinking about how to make my turner... problem solved!!! Thank you and perfect timing!

I think de Multi Lure circle is more than enough and you may use it for one or five lures of different sizes. I do undestrand being you as precise as usual in your work for addin a single lure desing. Great!

Great build. Unique design using items easily found. Love the ending.

Que abuela más genial!!! Gracias por tus vídeos! Soy gran seguidor tuyo.

Great in depth video as always Francisco! Very practical for small spaces!

Wow... awesome video with a classic finish. She is a jewel!! Congrats brah and my best to the family. Stay in the shop!!

Great peace of kit for any lure maker 👍👍

Very good idea 💡 👍

Great video, I have really enjoyed watching your channel. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

You have such a great channel with such great ideas........fantastic!

This is an awesome design. Unfortunately schedule 20 pvc is almost impossible to find. If you get create another turner, I’d love to see your modifications using material other than schedule 20

Apenas estoy empezando a comprar las cosas para hacer los curricanes, tu videos son muy educativos, entretenidos y buenísimo, felicidades desde Chicago 👍

Great stuff. You can use a motor from an old microwave. It is 110 v and the right revs. 👍

Thank you again nice design.

Great now I have something to do today. Thank you great in-depth video

I have seen dozens of turners, and they are made out of wood. I would be ashamed to do a video on some of them. I like the way you did yours, especially to make it compact for storage. I have a plumbing bin in the shop with all the fittings except the 4 way connector. I subscribed to your channel simply because you're thorough and knowledgeable. Do you have a list of hardware like the screws and wire?

Great instructional video, very detailed and informative. I may have to build me one. Now....let's see you throw down on some killer Cuban Sandwiches with a side of tostones. 👍🏼👊🏼👊🏼👊🏼

Can also use the foam at the end for spinning flys after they are epoxied.

Very cool design but you know I'm already thinking of ways to make it even better. (Just one of several incurable tendencies we share like injuries and messy work station but I'm working hard on keeping things organized as I go like putting back the digital caliper even when I know I'll be using it again in a few minutes. Soup, tuna and coffee cans are key.)

When you made the insert tube and filled it with resin. You drilled a hole that is parallel. Please explain to the others how you did it, as not to make it a wobble thingamajig. I used to turn pens. So, I used my tube centering drilling jig and drill press to make that perfect in line hole.

Can you make a dedicated video as to what coatings can be damaged from the oils on soft lures?

Oh yeah I will have one of these.

Great job! Thanks

That's a lot of fittings. Nit sure about sourcing the slow motor. May need to setup a gear reduction system using other available motor. Thanks for the detailed instructions

Damn, you should do a background video. awesome to see those old photos! its crazy to see what youve worked on! de donde era tu abula?

Great idea & am in the process of making one. I 'm stuck on the headstock @ 8:51 minutes in the video. Can you provide a diagram of the assembly & components used; as for me, it wasn't clear with sizes you're using. Also @ 15.52 minutes. What components are you using for the center connector on the turning wheel? Thank you for your help & video.

The motor would work for building rods

I thought this might help some of the older folks like me 90'* elbow 4 @3/42@1/2 Ts-1@1" and2@3/4" 1 @3/4"cross-coupler 3 --1" to 3/4" reducer bushings 1--3/4"to 1/2" reducer 1/2" endcaps x2 1/2 glue to 1/2 treaded male x1 1/2" female to 1/2" glue x1 1/2" pipe thread plug x1 3' 3/4" sch 20 3' 1/2" sch 40 1/2 " cvpvc pipe and end caps

Well I went off to HD and Lowes to purchase my material to make allure turner and low and behold neither store carries 3/4 inch sch 20 pipe. So I had to use sch 40 and reem it with a 7/8 drill bit.

So where do you find the motor? I have an old bbq rotisserie motor but it is way too heavy and occasionally will trip breaker on wall socket. Enjoy watching your how to videos. Thanks in advance!

Second question! If using the UV resin as top coat on your lures, how would you incorporate a UV lamp with your portable turner?

Great video, enjoyed watching it. Couple questions for you, why do you use cpvc for your lure holders instead of pvc? I watched most of your videos and am interested in building some of your lure bows, you had mentioned that you would describe how they are made if asked, but I didn't see a video of you making them is there one? Thanks again for all the videos!!

What are the wire hoops you use to hpld the lures for painting and clearcoating?

Have you had any issues with the electric motor heating up with extended use while turning your lures?

Once again.... thank you for an enjoyable to watch build. They are too few and far spaced.....

I follow your leg for that motor and it just goes to a other video of you bending wire for that plug I watched it I don't see the motor in the video

You must have all kinds of money.