Author Topic: spud design  (Read 4154 times)

contau_creek

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spud design
« on: Jan 28, 2003, 11:18 AM »
Hi everybody. Does anyone have a good design for an ice chopping spud to chip out a hole??. I work in a steel shop so mfg. would be no problem.
                                   Thanks    Paul.

rgfixit

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Re: spud design
« Reply #1 on: Jan 31, 2003, 12:09 AM »
When I first started ice fishing i made a spud in my shop...it's 22 years old now and I haven't worn it out yet...

*take 2 pcs. 3/4' black pipe...30"long
*thread 1 end each piece
*take 1 pc same pipe 5" long and weld it to the unthreaded end of  one section for a "TEE" handle
*cut a slot in the unthreaded end of the other pc. of pipe about 1/2wide x 3"
*take a piece of 2" x 6" x 1/2" flat stock slide it into the slot...flatten the pipe to the flat stock and weld it in place
*grind the end to a chisle point
*couple the pieces with a 3/4"pipe coupling
*paint it so it won't rust
You're in business with a Bob's original 2 pc. spud bar!

the 2 pc is nice ...it'll fit in your fish trap or car trunk without poking holes in stuff!...I tack welded the pipe coupling to one side  so it wouldn't get lost.

Have fun!
RGFIXIT

contau_creek

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Re: spud design
« Reply #2 on: Jan 31, 2003, 10:56 AM »
Thanks RG, good design-makes sense.
     
                                                Paul.

 



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