Im also going to be making target bales out of 1 ton seed bags if anyone is intereste let me know
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Im also going to be making target bales out of 1 ton seed bags if anyone is intereste let me know
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I have a wool press up here if you want to try that, I believe they just press plastic bags into a wool sack, haven't seen it done though so not sure on the process
Yeah im using shrink wrap as the old nappie stuffing isnt available any more
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Where abouts are you located?Quote:
Originally Posted by w8indq
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Warkworth area
Are you looking at selling it?
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No, just an offer to press a bale for your target, I will get around to doing one for my son too at some stage, that silage wrap is a good idea , plenty kicking about
I need glasses , I read silage wrap not shrink wrap, would that silage wrap work
Dam good use for all the silage wrap around the country thow:)Quote:
Originally Posted by moonhunt
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Reduce, reuse, recycle.Quote:
Originally Posted by BRADS
Also sacks tightly stuffed with old clothes/sheets/rags etc. works really well.
Fill a couple up and load them in the middle of the next load of bails you send off :yaeh am not durnk:Quote:
Originally Posted by BRADS
Yeah i work at the glenbrook steel mill and they have to pay to get rid of the one ton sacks and all the pallet wrap they have so i thought i may as well make target bails out of them and sell them off cheap seeing as to buy small target bags are stupidly expensuve
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Shrink wrap isn't as good as normal bags or clothes, it is hard to pull arrows out of
Shrink wrap will stick to the arrow and after a while is so hard to get the arrow out you will swear at it. if you can get sacks then stuff them in to a wool bail tight and that works fine.