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@@Flederratte I am from the US and I can tell you in all honesty that if you dumped a USA garbage-dump in Brazil, it would be an instant gold mine. I am not kidding. It is so sad the waste of the tech countries. People here in Brazil have territories marked out of who gets what metals, plastics, glass etc in all the city streets on garbage days.
Awesome! I am building the same thing today. I have almost exactly the same materials. I wish I had the walking stick composite shafts; mine are just aluminum. It doesn't bother you that right behind the the spear tip, the shaft is bigger? 12:18 It doesn't look hydrodynamic. Probably isn't a big deal, but IDK, my eyes don't like it. Awesome Video! Thank You! edit: Had to come back and say this is the best video on this. Do you ever go spearfishing in Brazil?
One problem you're going to see with using that eyebolt for the band is fraying. With sharp edges like that, the band or rope will fray very quickly over time. It would be a good idea to round out (bevel) the edges of the inner hole to reduce the friction on your rope.
I know it's been three years but..... Would there be any reason Not to use a swivel as that eyebolt? I have one from my broken surfboard leash that fits perfect.
@@VidarrKerr yes, that could work too, but the main point I was originally making was about the sharp 90° angles which would fray the bands after only a few uses. Rounded edges such as on a swivel would potentially work as well.
tolle Arbeit! Ich hätte gar nicht gedacht, dass man mit epoxidharz Metall so fest verkleben kann. aber scheint ja gut zu funktionieren... und das ist ganz normales 2 k epoxidharz?
Hey Bruder, Speerfischer, ich merke, du kämpfst mit dem Begriff für die "Screws", die kleinen Rillen in den Schrauben, "auf Englisch" sind es (Threads) die "Screws" (Threaded), Prost, Kumpel ...
+Dejan Belec yeah thats a way to pimp the spear, but for the first i didnt had anything but thisone. Normally you should strech speargun rubbers on 360% Greetings
Hey, ja habs endlich fertig, wurde doch einer aus alu. Ich habe genau wie mit muffen und gewinde gearbeitet. Allerdings hatte ich zähen epoxy und der war schnell trocknent haha also musste ich ein wenig improvisieren aber hat alles geklappt. Jetzt bestell ich mir so eine 3 Prong Spitze und eine Gummizug, frage zum Gummizug: welchen durchmesser benutzt man am besten für pole spears ? Gewicht ohne gummi und spitze: 520g Länge: 195cm (ohne spitze) Balance ohne spitze: mitte Und spitze die ich kaufen will: www.scubastore.com/scuba-diving/salvimar-paralyzer/1244268/p Jetzt brauch ich nur noch deinen entscheidenden tipp für die dicke des gummis, hab sonst keinen anderen zum fragen haha Danke im voraus🤘
I am using aluminum tubes. They were 1.2 meter curtain rods. I put two together for a 2.40 total shaft length. Everything else is almost identical to his build. I won't know for a few days how it works; I am building it today/tomorrow (epoxy).
@@Gearsub Yes. Of course. I have it laid out right now before I epoxy it all tomorrow. Email me at vidarrkerr at gmail and I will send you the pics. I don't mean to be rude, but I think my joint solution is much better. We both are working with "recycles" so I don't mean any offense at all. I just happened to have better pieces for the splice.
@@germanspearfishingchannel5359 du benutzt allerdings ein random gummi, ich hingegen hab ein Speargun gummi gekauft. Finde übrigens kein amazon link für das gummi
Ich weiß :D, freut mich das du es nachgebaut hast, wie ist der Speer geworden? Ich würde mich freuen wenn du ein paar Bilder schickst, die würde ich dann auf meinem Blog veröffentlichen... Die Email Adresse ist: germanspearfishingchannel@gmail.com
