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First make a piece of junk out of a metal mop handle to see the limitations of such a beast.

Then beef everything up - drill holes into heavy curtain rod - cut steel rod in half and hammer into pole - add hose clamps - sharpen the tips - and you're ready to put holes into some flounder

A flounder guru set me straight and said you need a heavy pole and long tines. The heavy pole makes penetration a breeze especially on boney headed flathead - and no barbs makes getting them off the spear too easy

 



 
 

Most of my materials come from curb side rubbish collection piles - so there is no shortage of old mops to choose from.

And yeah - improvised tool use is one of my specialties - Just yesterday I was faced with getting some huge sturdy card boxes into the bin - the stanley knife was breaking my balls - Cordless Jigsaw made short work of it👍

Cut out the shape you want with a dremel or angle grinder - then blast with the heat gun until it gets floppy - then shape with gloved hands - hold it in place and run cold water over it to set quick and you're done

ahh and you'll need a pvc pipe sheath for the points, so you only stab things that you intend to stab

Might just get in the poo when the missus/mum/gf discovers you've nicked the handle to the mop 😆!
I like the improvised grinder too👍

Its good for even, predictable, cooking times and very little wasted flesh.



 

order parts from tent supply store
measure up
chuck in rivets and double button chair springs

Spray with enamel to stop black hands

and you're done

order parts from tent supply store
measure up
chuck in rivets and double button chair springs

Spray with enamel to stop black hands

and you're done

order parts from tent supply store
measure up
chuck in rivets and double button chair springs

Spray with enamel to stop black hands

and you're done

order parts from tent supply store
measure up
chuck in rivets and double button chair springs

Spray with enamel to stop black hands

and you're done