BubbaEinstein
Quarry Creeper
**These are NOT for sale or trade - just make your own..it's easy!!**
After making a bunch of tow shackles for a fellow member, I had tons of cotter pins and "remnants" left over and was looking for something to do with them. Well, here is what I came up with:
With cotter pins, you can cut them as shown:
Then grind them as shown (depending on whether or not you want a prybar or crowbar)
Then paint them and add some heat shrink tubing for a handle
Stone Cold seal of approval
For cotter pin remnants (the ends left over after making a tow shackle), just grind them down, add some paint and a heat shrink tubing handle and you've got a machete
Comes in handy out on the trail
After making a bunch of tow shackles for a fellow member, I had tons of cotter pins and "remnants" left over and was looking for something to do with them. Well, here is what I came up with:
With cotter pins, you can cut them as shown:

Then grind them as shown (depending on whether or not you want a prybar or crowbar)

Then paint them and add some heat shrink tubing for a handle

Stone Cold seal of approval

For cotter pin remnants (the ends left over after making a tow shackle), just grind them down, add some paint and a heat shrink tubing handle and you've got a machete


Comes in handy out on the trail

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