handmade short-shaft/diving shaft for the AT-Pro

TheHappyCanadian

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after watching several videos of lake/river hunts, I bought myself an AT-Pro. I then saw a video of the Anderson shallow water shaft for the AT-Pro.

The Price tag of $150 is a fair deal for what you get but I thought it would be something I could pull off. after a few tweaks I welded together my final product out of 1" aluminum tube, then slid a bike handlebar foam grip onto the handle. A quick coat of yellow Tremclad and it's nearly done. just need to find some foam for the armrest and a loop for the rear to keep it at arm's length when retrieving.

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Here a free one, if you already have the ATPro.



Good luck
 

haha that's awesome
 

That bike handlebar foam grip is the exact same one that Garrett uses lol
 

Thats pretty clever, HappyCanadian. Did you mig/tig weld that aluminum, or use the Alumiweld rods, which are the ones you use with a propane torch?
 

Thats pretty clever, HappyCanadian. Did you mig/tig weld that aluminum, or use the Alumiweld rods, which are the ones you use with a propane torch?

Mig on my Miller with argon... and lots of grinding/sanding haha
 

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