Make a PVC Fishing Rod Holder
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- čas přidán 28. 12. 2015
- A Short DIY video on building your own PVC rod holders, easy and cheap!
Note: This is an edit from the original video posted.
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Thanks for watching! - Zábava
Man, love the trick with the bottle. You just saved me like 10 bucks real quick.
Thanks! I love a good DIY! Saving cash when possible...
Super rigid fully functional nice looking rod holders .
Looks like I found my new winter to do thang . To make them thank you good job
Thank you very much, did mine and mounted to a crate and look and work great. Thanks for the great directions. The thin wall PVC is the trick. I did a larger one to hold my net.
Great Video, the Top Flair is the touch that made this video a saver.
Thanks! Always trying to find a way to add that extra touch.
Great job man, i like that you used mostly hand tools.
paisa007 thanks! I do try to use the basics, but nothing like a nice power tool every now and then. Lol Thanks for the comment, and thanks for watching!
Great idea heating the end up and pushing the bottle down to flare the end out
I have made some rod holders for my kayak but going to mod my end like you have. Thanks for the great idea.
Genius! Thanks man, you just saved me a bunch of cash. I really appreciate you taking the time to put up the video.
Scott Harrell you are very welcome. Thanks for watching!
This was excellent instruction. I am a veteran with a TBI and your instruction was great. Thank you!
Toni Williams you are very welcome sir and thank you for your service. Thanks for watching.
This is exactly what I was looking for!
Nice video buddy
Thank you! Good luck on the DIY's! Cheers!
A lot of good info. Thanks for taking the tome to make the video. Just started kayak fishing. Hopefully I can use all this info.
Very welcome, and thank you for watching! Kayak fishing is awesome, and this was a cost saver for me, be safe! Cheers! 🍻
Well done! Love the bottle idea to flare the ends. Going to make a set of 4 this weekend.
Thank you! Would like to see pics of your finished project! You can share them here: Facebook.com/fishndisabled . I'll post them up!! 👍 Thank you for watching!
Good job on that project. Thanks for the info.
Buck Fifty Welcome! Thanks for watchin!
well played sir, great idea with the bottles ill be sure to try this out to make beach spikes for my rods... love from the UK
You're welcome mate! Glad it will work for you! I used these also for beach spikes! worked really nice, drill a set of 4 holes in the back of the rod holder if you just want to put zip ties on it. Cheers!
pure genius..!!!
Great video! It's easier with a 13/32 and 1/4 rather than 1/2 and 1/4. Thanks for the vid
Thank you for watching! Good info with the 13/32 or 1/4. Thanks!
Great idea. It's going to save me some $! Thanks!!!
Perfect! Thanks.
Great video! Very creative with the bottle
Thank you! Glad you liked it. Thanks for watching.
Nice and simple. Great vid. ty!
HWYRYDR thanks for watching!
Heck yeah thanks for sharing man!!
Welcome! Thanks for watching! 👍
Very nice, I would recommend you using some tent camping pins to give this one more ability to insert the rod holder in to the ground
that idea is cute as fuck!! definitely building a rod holder stake! thanks a million!!
Awesome work, thank you.
Pablo Rivera thank you! Hope it works out for you! Cheers!🍻
Interesting. I have a deburrer for both metal and plastic as well as countersink drill bits to take off the sharp edges that occur from sawing and drilling holes. Great job, Cheers for the video :-)
nice! just what i was looking for ty
Anthony Caminas you are very welcome! Thanks for watching!
Dude has skills
Thank you!! 😁 I appreciate that!! Cheers! 🍻
Great info video,best one I’ve seen,I’m going to the hardware store right now,thanks
Thank you very much!! Good luck on your build! Several people have asked specific questions in the comments over time. If you have questions, it's possible I have already answered it in the comments, but regardless, let me know if you have any questions and I will answer the best I can! Cheers! 🥂
Thanks good video of how it's done!
Thanks!!
Nice !!! I was just about get them from store. But now hell no. I just make them. Thx sir
Ice Man 300 you are very welcome! Good luck with the build! 👍
These rod holders look good, unlike some of the hack jobs here on youtube. Keep up the good work.
Thanks!!
Thanks very helpful
You are most welcome! Glad it was helpful! :)
Very clever
Thanks
Very welcome! Cheers! 🥂
Nice but do you know how many bottles of wine I had to drink till I got the right one? :)
nice -thanks
Thank you! Hello from Russia!
RuFrame \ Lenar привет от Соединенных Штатов! Спасибо за просмотр! Рад, что вам понравилось это видео.
Hello from the United States! Thank you for watching! Glad you enjoyed this video. I will translate into Russian for your convenience. Thank again!
Yes! Video is what you need! I'll make a hood for fly fishing =)
Good Job !
Thank you! Was fun to do!
Nice tutorial bro.. i will make also for my tackle bucket. Thank you
You're welcome mate! 😁🤙
awesome!
thanks! :)
End result is perfect , thanks for sharing
Larry Lawson Thanks for watching! Glad you enjoyed.
Talk about getting your views!!! Super !!!
Thanks! Yeah I love diy's. I just have to fight off snow now rather than high or low tide... haha.
Thanks a lot. Just made one. But I have one piece of advice. When you heat the end of the 1" of PVC with the heat gun dont heat it directly perpendicular to the PVC. point the gun at a 45 degree angle to the end of the pvc. That way it heats the outside of the PVC and the inside at the same time. First couple attempts was a fail for me until I figured it out. It kind of "wadded" up the PVC when heating perpendicular. If I could post a pic I would. Anyways, Thanks so much for the video.
That’s good advice!! I had okayish luck with it I guess but I did kinda hold it perpendicular. On one of them I held it at more of an angle now that I think about it? So that makes since why one was better! Thanks for the advice!! And thanks for watching, hope it helped! Cheers 🍻!
classic!
Thanks. Just what I needed. Luckily I have a 5' piece of PVC in the basement. Cost of project "priceless" 😂👍👍
Totally welcome! That makes it even better! super savings! lol
Im looking to make something like this for a boom pole on film production sets....is there a way to make a base for it where the wind cannot knock it over? I've seen something like a metal tube with a flat large square base, but I forgot what it was used for
So you can possibly use a 24"x24" 1/2"-3/4" piece of plywood with a 1_1/4" dowel rod screwed into the middle to slide the boom pole onto? Then put sand bags on either side of it? Good luck!
thank you
Ivan Honeyman Harmon Stovall no problem! thanks for watching!
Genius bud! You could also angle the bottom so you can stick it in the ground for whiners like Mr. Balderas. Great video though!!
Thank you! I have actually done that lol. I have one i use for surf fishing. I can even hammer it down when I cant get it to go down by the other method. lol
Brother! That is exactly how I planned mine out. Great work! Sub'd
Awesome! :) thank you so much!
Thank you for the tutorial. Looking to make this to bike 35 miles to a great fishing spot in the city since i cannot drive. To you think you could make a small esky holder to hold the fish? I'm not too sure if your from Australia but in Australia, an esky is like a box filled with ice to store the freshly caught fish. If you can't make a tutorial it's fine but please respond so i know you received my thanks and idea.
I actually know what a esky is believe it or not mate. One of my best mates lives in Maryborough, Victoria. 😁 I would think I could make something? I will start looking into it! Cheers mate! Thanks for watching!
@@FnDTX thanks
What diameter pipe did you use? You say it's lighter than schedule 40, where did you get it?
1 1/4" sdr 26 pvc a 10' piece was $5 at the hardware store, but you can use sch 40. it was kinda fast at the beginning? I think I will add an annotation. Thank you for watching!
What did u use to mount the rod holders to the crate.. What type screws?
I used stainless steel 3/4 in 1/4-hex screws with a stainless lock nut. Just a simple screw to hold them in so they don't rust and/or fall off. Hope that helped. I should of showed that now that I am looking at it lol. Thanks for watching!
Just curious why you cut the piece out on the top? Is that to help the fishing rod set at an angle?
It's to allow the reel to seat down and stay in one direction (works best on spinning reels). I know it doesn't work with all reels, like the low baitcasters, but usually they have a trigger on the rod. You can slide that into the slot to keep the reel facing the right direction. Thanks for watching!! :)
GOOD...YES..
nice
You should of shaped them while they were long, and then cut to length. Would of been easier until you got to the last one instead of all being short.
Where Can you get those thin pvc?
The thinner pvc is usually at true value hardware stores or ace hardware. Sometimes Home Depot has them, it’s lower pressure pvc, so might be in the conduit section as well. I’ll look and see if I can find better places to get it and post the link, but maybe even Amazon carries it. Good luck 👍
@@FnDTX thanks for the INFO! Appreciate it
I like the idea a lot, but I wonder if you would have any ideas on how to make these removeable? I use a friend's aluminium jon boat and I would like not to screw anything through the sides... maybe some sides holes across the pipe and use a clamp?
In your case, instead of a DIY, allow me to suggest buying some pieramount rod holders from pieramount.com? They are really awesome and I did a product review on them. Here is the video link: czcams.com/video/T3ZaYGbZ40U/video.html These might be exactly what you are looking for. Hope this helps. Thanks for watching!
3m double sided adhesive
DaveB I plan on screwing mine to the side of my cooler. I also do not want to drill hole in my boat.
How far down did you mark your black dots?
I put the marks for the holes at 2-1/2". I just realized that I didn't say that. Thanks for the comment 👍
Where can I buy the thinner wall pipe?
I purchased my cpvc from Lowe's Hardware Stores. I know that most Hardware stores carry Cpvc pipe (Charlotte pipe). Hope that helps. Thanks for watching!
What is the purpose of flaring it? It appears the rod & reel will sit without flaring it.
For me, it makes it easier to put the rod back in, and/or pull it out faster without having to fumble to get it back in, or cause me to tear my grips or cork on my rods. :) Hope that helps. Thanks for watching!
It just makes it look like a commercial holder like the ones that would come on a boat.
Wifey know you took the cutting board? I found them at walmart for $3.98 on the clearance shelf, did you put them there?
Nope! She had no idea I had one of the cutting boards... Bwahahaha! 😂😈
How did you mount them?
I used stainless steel 3/4" slanted head screws with stainless steel nylon lock nuts, and mounted them through the holes onto the flat spots of the crate. lf you can't find a place to mount the hole, use large washers on either side of the plastic on the crate. That will hold it. Good luck! Cheers! 🍻
While watching this video, I see an advertisement for an already made one at Walmart for $5. Lol.
How far are the holes drilled from the edges of the pipe?
About 2-1/2" from the ends. I didn't even realize i didn't put that info. Thanks for the comment.
FnDTX no problem. Thnx for the reply! I just made mine and I made the cut before heating it 😂 heated it afterwards and still turned out but I’m making more. Really great video!
@@powderaddicts6364 Thanks, yeah you have to cute afterwards, lol. Glad it worked out for you. I really like the way they turned out for me as well.
What is the big hole at the bottom of the pvc for?
If you choose to hard mount it to a kayak crate, a boat, or something. You can put the screw and the screwdriver through that hole to mount it. Otherwise, you can't fit the screw head or screwdriver into the small hole. Hope that helps. 😊
FnDTX thhnx
FnDTX what is the best width of pvc for this? 1 1/2” ?
@@powderaddicts6364 I used a 1-1/4"...Make sure it's the thin wall PVC Charlotte pipe, I believe it's also called class 200? Good luck! :)
FnDTX thanks for the response! I’m trying it out this weekend
Is this big enough for catfish rods?
Yeah I think you can put up to a good inch size rod in it? You can always get a. A little bigger size. Like a 1-1/2” and use a larger bottle.
Good luck! 👍
@@FnDTX Thank you. I think this will be a winter project. :)
How did you connect it to the crate?
Through the smaller holes through the back of the holder, I added philips head screws with large washers and lock nuts on the back of the crate through the holes. So it would hold on each side. 😁 good luck! 👍 cheers! 🍻
@@FnDTX thanks! Na zdraví!
Badass
Thanks mate! 😉👉
a file will work as well
2 inch or 3inch PVC?
At 0:18 .....1-1/4" x10' SDR 26 PVC pipe. That frame goes by so fast it's hard to see the sizes. Thanks for watching!
@@FnDTX Thank You for answering
No prob, hope it works out for you sir! Saved me some money for hats for sure.
what is the measurements. nothing was said on that.
Thanks for watching. It was one 10' piece of 1-1/4" SDR 26 PVC cut 10 times. Each rod holder is 12". You can make it larger, 15" and get 8 rod holders. Hope that helps. Good luck with the build!
haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ! that piece of PVC is about 25 dollars today
Yeah it’s so high now! 🤦🏻♂️ but the price of the rod holders went up as well. So making 3-5 rod holders from one piece of pvc is still better than $15 ea. cheers!
What kind of screws do I need?
Isaac Herbison buy some Stainless steel tapered head, 1/4 by 1-1/4” with stainless lock nuts and washers. That will keep them from getting corrosion. Thanks for watching! Cheers! 🍻
FnDTX thanks!
Good luck on the build!
How deep was the holes marked 🙈
I went about 2 1/2" from the top and bottom to mark the holes. Hope that helps! Thanks for watching!
Was this filled on a potato?
Not sure? Lol btw love the radio cooler! That's pretty awesome!
Music is killing me!
bruce fortenberry this it prob the music he listens to for fun
Seeing that I am creating content on a budget, I choose the royalty free music from the CZcams music library when I created this video. I know have new music. However, Jacks observation has merit. I listen to this for fun while making faces at camels and dancing the hula to the beat. :| Thanks for watching.
That's why I watched it with captions on.
That's a good job but the flares are not necessary. I prefer to cut L shapped channels to secure the rod and reel in the holders.
hmm not sure about heating up PVC, seems dangerous especially indoors
It does not create fumes to heat with a heat gun as long as you use it correctly, and not over heat the PVC. One only needs to heat until its pliable. However, you make a good point, it is advisable to use it outside. If used indoors. Be in a ventilated area. Thanks for watching.
How am I suppose to put it on the ground??????????! It's useless like that
+Robert Balderas You mean like in sand? I put mine in sand all the time on the beach? no problem. I never use a hammer though on the beach. I suck it down. lol. i know that sounds silly but i have a video in my quick tips series that shows how its done. lol
Good workup. To anchor the spike, I wouldn't recommend an actual spike. Hammering will also split the post-formed end, which is no longer malleable due to the heat. Instead, I recommend bolting what's called a Dock Anchor, which is a short auger, onto the end of the pipe. It requires a 2" pipe, which can be reinforced with a short PVC sleeve. Then drill two diametrically opposed holes in the body and fit in a pipe, which can be metal, to serve as an auger wrench, which should also be reinforced with a short PVC sleeve. Make a thousand of these, sell them for a million dollars, and become a porn star.
I like the video, shut the background music OFF
CUT THE MUSIC TO TALK! it is Monotonous! and distracting
Barry D. Thomas Sr. Yeah, we figured that out after the video was made, it's a learning curve. New videos have communication audio in our thoughts at all times while creating the videos. Thanks for the comment. We're working on it.
thank you
Welcome. Glad you liked it. 👍