Frag Plug Making and Plug Holder “FORGET ABOUT IT”.

[Daniel@R2R]

Great job on these!

 

[NowGlazeIT]

15 minutes this cement will cure in water, its a form of hydraulic cement, only stronger

Your a beast!! Nice DiY

 

[Daddy-o]

Great idea! We are making hundreds of discs at our house (we dont use stemmed ones) Once you get the hang of it they are so easy!
Cheers! Mark

DIY Frag disks

My son and I use a ton of frag disks. I find that I am paying about 40 cents a piece for them. While thats not bad for your average hobbyist, when you use 40-50 a week, it starts to add up. I have been reading that if I use Quickrete Hydraulic cement, I dont need to cure it for 6 weeks? We did a...

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[Daddy-o]

Basically we cut an old plumbing pipe lengthwise on the bandsaw. Tape it back together, stuff with cement and after it hardens, we slice them with our tile saw

 

[sawdonkey]

Wow! Nice work on these.

However, for me, frag plugs are like tamales. I’ve can make them for cheaper than I can buy them, but the savings isn’t worth the hassle and the guy that does it for a living makes better tamales than me. (My tamales ain’t too bad for a white dude though)

 

[AnubisCruger]

this is a great idea, however, this can be done without using wooden molds...

consider using compacted sand as a substitute for your wooden mold. grab a piece of plug and use it to make an indentation in the compacted sand and fill that indentation with your preferred material and let it dry.