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Anyone use one of these before?

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  • P Parksider

    I scored 6 poly boards and 2 long boards from a grocery store closing for a song. I’m building one of these for sure! i want to figure out a shute to go into a vacuum bag right from the end of the board.

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    Parksider said in Anyone use one of these before?:

    I scored 6 poly boards and 2 long boards from a grocery store closing for a song. I’m building one of these for sure! i want to figure out a shute to go into a vacuum bag right from the end of the board.

    Need a French fry server like they use at the fast food places mounted on the end. With a clip of sorts to hold bag

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        Can’t get the popcorn scoop to load

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          I was thinking french fry scoop too!

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            I was thinking french fry scoop too!

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            Parksider the popcorn scoop is alittle different

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            • P Parksider

              I scored 6 poly boards and 2 long boards from a grocery store closing for a song. I’m building one of these for sure! i want to figure out a shute to go into a vacuum bag right from the end of the board.

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              Parksider with the poly gate at the end, couldn’t you just fit a bag over the end and push them in a cut section at a time?

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                Parksider with the poly gate at the end, couldn’t you just fit a bag over the end and push them in a cut section at a time?

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                Unionguy1019 Here is my issue, volume! We do a lot of sticks, I was thinking about building one 6 sticks wide and shove all 6 into a bag at once. bologna.jpg

                John C.

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                  Unionguy1019 Here is my issue, volume! We do a lot of sticks, I was thinking about building one 6 sticks wide and shove all 6 into a bag at once. bologna.jpg

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                  Parksider if you build it like the picture you can stack em deep! get everything cut then pack! I bet you could cut 20 sticks at a shot in that thing.

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                    Cabelas90 Thanks, that’s a pretty awesome way to do it and building things is always most of the fun! Parksider If you made it where the back end was solid and the only slot for the knife was near where you would put the bag AND put it at a decline with a bag waiting at the bottom, thin you could get them to slide right in the bag?

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                      Great Idea, I have just been using stainless steel scissors

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