Making PVC pipe Snowshoes
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@TacoSaladElectronics ok thanks but i have a trip planned for this weekend coming up and need them by then. i might have some good ones by next winter but i'll keep you in mind. thanks again
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How much do you want for a pair of those snow shoes? i need some for a hiking trip in 7 days.
fran6283 1 year ago
@fran6283 I don't think I know of anyone who has some they want to sell. We usually just make enough for the people who don't already have them. If you want I can get you some plans and you can make your own, it's not very hard, if you have some help. Here is another video of us working on them, it shows more of the process /watch?v=3RSIzMTfX7A
TacoSaladElectronics 1 year ago
@TacoSaladElectronics see thats the thing i have zero help and do not have a jig so to speak...or the time to make them. was just seeing if you could make something up for me and i could pay you.
fran6283 1 year ago
@fran6283 Well I don't think we will be making any this winter, but if your still interested, I'll try and contact you next winter when we'll have some new guys in the troop that will need them.
TacoSaladElectronics 1 year ago
How did you heat the pvc to get it so flexible?
Gr1m4c1ng 2 years ago
As it says in the description, we fill the PVC with hot sand. We heat the sand on our heavy duty propane cook stove. We might be making some again this month so I may try to put up a new video showing more of the process. Check out the link in the description to see some pics that may help explain the process. Thanks for the interest.
TacoSaladElectronics 2 years ago