Viddy
Sr. Member
- Joined
- Aug 16, 2011
- Messages
- 447
- Reaction score
- 220
- Golden Thread
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- Location
- Harrisburg, PA
- Detector(s) used
- Xterra 705, F2, Etrac, T2, V3i, AT Pro, CTX3030, Equinox 800, Vanquish 540, Go-Find 66, F5, Q60, Apex
- Primary Interest:
- Metal Detecting
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Thread Owner
I had an issue I had to deal with.... My girlfriend coming down to the beach for a few days, while I am down here for 8 days, and her wanting to come out detecting on the beach to enjoy the sand, sun, and sounds.
That's actually not the issue...LOL.... the issue was I only had ONE SAND SCOOP! I picked one up on here a month or so back, a nice RTG scoop, but who got the scoop and who was going to dig with a kitchen spoon... her or I??
I pulled out my McGuyver skills, hit Lowe's, and here's what I came up with. As seen in the pictures....
The Test Trials are over and it's time see how it performs in combat!
Viddy
That's actually not the issue...LOL.... the issue was I only had ONE SAND SCOOP! I picked one up on here a month or so back, a nice RTG scoop, but who got the scoop and who was going to dig with a kitchen spoon... her or I??
I pulled out my McGuyver skills, hit Lowe's, and here's what I came up with. As seen in the pictures....
- 12" long 5" PVC scoop with a ground/deep cutting edge
- 1/2 galvanized mesh screen along a large portion of the bottom for dry/wet sand.
- 1/2 galvanized mesh screen on top area to help see and sift/shake
- back cover plate that can drain sand and is primed/sealed in place
- Marshalltown industrial composite handle that is rubber coated
- stainless screws recessed into the scoop to keep it streamlined
- back carabiner belt clip
The Test Trials are over and it's time see how it performs in combat!
Viddy