I just bought a strike master lithium laser and want to protect it through harsh conditions/ transporting and just regular ware and tear. Any ideas on a shroud that will come up to the top of the head? How bout ideas on protecting the head as well. I’m open to any kind of idea or projects that you have done similar to. Thanks!
I bought a case for mine and love it. I make a pvc case and it was too clunky and akward. Here is what I got.
That’s great for storage or transportation but not for hole jumping and moving around a lot. I’m looking for something that allows quick draw and no time to unzip and move around. I think a thin PVC that is like 8 1/4 inches would work for my 8″auger
That’s great for storage or transportation but not for hole jumping and moving around a lot. I’m looking for something that allows quick draw and no time to unzip and move around. I think a thin PVC that is like 8 1/4 inches would work for my 8″auger
PVC that big is going to weigh a ton for a homemade shroud.
FYI it sounds like there is some sort of recall for that auger.
FYI it sounds like there is some sort of recall for that auger.
That’s a new on me…..any details?
<div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>kroger3 wrote:</div>
FYI it sounds like there is some sort of recall for that auger.That’s a new on me…..any details?
My question was answered in the recall thread….good thing I was looking at next year….
That auger won’t fit inside a piece of 8″ pvc. You would have to go to 10″, but then would be a sloppy fit…..
That’s great for storage or transportation but not for hole jumping and moving around a lot. I’m looking for something that allows quick draw and no time to unzip and move around. I think a thin PVC that is like 8 1/4 inches would work for my 8″auger
When I get out to an area I drill my holes set my auger down. After it cools back in it goes. Works great for me. Are you on foot or machine. If you are on a machine they make what you are looking for. I think otter does.
They do but its like 160 bucks, I want something cheap but effects. Hmmm, choices.
Just put the blade cover on and don’t worry about the rest. The auger shaft is the most durable part. I’d be much more concerned with protecting the power head and blades.
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