PVC Pipe Snowshoe
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| Troop 42, San Mateo
Snowshoe Frame in front of a plywood pattern for bending the PVC pipe and template for cutting a large deck.
Small snowshoe almost completed, completed large snowshoe, grey PVC frame, and template for cutting the boot binding
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George Long, 13095 Monroe Drive, Thornton, CO 80241 | |
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The above directions use hot sand to make the PVC pipe pliable. An alternative heating arrangement is to use a long, narrow, charcoal-heated trench to heat the PVC.
Simple "Indian" Snowshoes Made from Wood 1 X 6" Boards!
Primitive "Pioneer" Snowshoes Simple "Brush Pile" Snowshoes Made from Ash or Hickory Sticks.
Alaskan Eskimo Snowshoes Beautiful Traditional Snowshoes by Ben Hunt with Suggestions for Variations.
Chippewa Snowshoes with Pointers on Variations Including: Bear Paw, Co-Yukon, Sioux, Oregon, Utah, and Iroquois or Montreal Snowshoes.
Snowshoe Bindings (See also Indian Snowshoes for Bindings Made for Boots)
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