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Chopping Boilies (18 posts / 2,799 views)
Matty77
Posts: 12
Post #1 22 Jul 2020 08:49
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What do people use to chop their baits - I love the tactic but am looking for a consistency somewhere between what you get with a Kutta (1/2 baits) and the Ridge Monkey Crusher (crumb)
Thanks
Chuffy Chuffy
Posts: 6,794
Post #2 22 Jul 2020 08:56
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In reply to Post #1
The Ridgemonkey chopper that sits on a bucket or for smaller amounts an NGT (Ice crusher) thing
Jmcn
Posts: 31
Post #3 22 Jul 2020 11:20
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The Carp Catcher Cutta gives you the option of half or quarter boilies. Have only seen it advertised in Russia
vossy1 vossy1
MODERATORMOD
Posts: 9,335
Post #4 22 Jul 2020 13:19
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In reply to Post #1
If only for small amounts how about the Krusha, can control it within reason based on number of turns and pressure applied.
LochLondon
Posts: 194
Post #5 22 Jul 2020 15:07
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That looks like a decent bit of kit TBF, wonder how long it will be before it's available here
SPINBOWLER SPINBOWLER
Posts: 1,418
Post #6 22 Jul 2020 17:40
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That RM thing is a load of *****, doesn't really chop them it grinds the bait. Best bit of kit is a second hand Moulinex Mixer with the blade, one quick pulse and Bob's your uncle.
Bubblefree
Posts: 77
Post #7 22 Jul 2020 17:52
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A generic ice crusher gives them a crop rather than the RM one that turns boilies to dust . I'm surprised they ( RM) haven't punted out a replacement plate that just allows the thing to chop
Bubblefree
Posts: 77
Post #8 22 Jul 2020 17:52
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Double post
Chuffy Chuffy
Posts: 6,794
Post #9 22 Jul 2020 18:24
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@ post #6 and #7, I have found the RM one gives you a bit of everything from crumb to lumps but if you want boilies pretty much chopped in half then it's not the right tool for the job
SteveG SteveG
Posts: 271
Post #10 23 Jul 2020 10:21
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glad you put that as I was looking at one of the RM ones so wont bother now, the missus wont let me use the food processor, krusha takes forever, chopper is a ballache also. I guess the market is still open for the perfect all in one bulk boilie cutter/chopper/crusher thingy?

duggs
Posts: 5,560
Post #11 23 Jul 2020 11:25
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In reply to Post #1
Ridge monkey do another cutter too, a bit like the korda one but 5tubes. I often put baits through it twice to give bigger chunks than you get with a crusher

The spring loaded veg choppers work well too but a bit noisy on the bank
Gregc1980
Posts: 1,580
Post #12 23 Jul 2020 16:41
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Use to have one of them boilie chopper things years ago off the boilie chopper man on ebay come in a camo bag or green lol basically a ice veg chopper lol
mark1009
Posts: 4,766
Post #13 23 Jul 2020 17:56
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They do the job but are noisy on the bank and to do a lot gets a bit like hard work.
sundance sundance
Posts: 6,762
Post #14 23 Jul 2020 19:35
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still got mine, but time consuming as they get stuck all the time.
easier to use a cooks knife and a chopping board at home.
NickGordon NickGordon
Posts: 3,121
Post #15 24 Jul 2020 02:12
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I have fun using a Spong 301 meat mincer.
Various size pieces from dust to small chunks.
I picked mine up for whatever change I had in my pocket at a car boot sale, around £3, but on ebay you could be paying around £20
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Spong-301-table-top-mincer-with-attachments-green-/123770473318

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