search pvc stake driver, i built one last year, its easy to build and yes you can drive stakes in 18 foot of water
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I see people talking about driving boo into the lake bed. How do you do this in 18' of water?Is there a certain tool you use?![]()
search pvc stake driver, i built one last year, its easy to build and yes you can drive stakes in 18 foot of water
I have heard about people doing this too, Are you guys drying the Bamboo out then driving in or is it going in green?
You would think it is kind of weak at the top???
Shawn Hines
Now stationed in...
Middle East
That is a neat tool. I don't it matters if cane is wet or dry.
It's not the numbers or the size, it's the time spent on the water!
Well I have drove them green and dry. Dry is lighter and easier to handle and the stiffness is needed if the cane you use is less than 1" in diameter. But green seems to grow algae more quickly and is less buoyant.
Here are 2 tips that will help you not mentioned and very important.
(1) Cut the cane sections to almost exactly same length for each bed you put out. It just makes your life easier when you put them out.
(2) If you use big cane 2" or better. Knock out the center with a piece of rebar. If not the air chambers will float many of them after you leave.
I've put out a bunch. I like to get them down to where you hit harder bottom. About 2' most of the time. I think they work better than condos.