As per title guys, what's your best way to make boilie chops/crumb a few kg at a time without it taking ages? Anyone offer reviews of the Ridgemonkey chopper system or others? I have a blender but not sure how long the blades would hold up, TIA.
Mart
Mart
In reply to Post #1
The rm bucket with turns handle is good for bulk
The rm bucket with turns handle is good for bulk
I'll second the Ridgemonkey crusher, can smash quite a bit up at one time when using the hopper extension. I use a cordless for the handle and takes seconds to do a few kilo
For chops/halves then again I really like the Ridgemonkey choppa's can get quite a few baits in them at a time for chopping in half
In reply to Post #3
It's a load of **** (i have one) get a 2nd hand Moulinex mixer does what the **** heap Monkey crap does in a third of the time and has more control regarding chop size etc.
It's a load of **** (i have one) get a 2nd hand Moulinex mixer does what the **** heap Monkey crap does in a third of the time and has more control regarding chop size etc.
Drive over the bag.
In reply to Post #6
will second that.. car is your best tool
will second that.. car is your best tool
Ridgemonkey crusher for me aswell very good but of kit, I've had mine ages and still good as new
In reply to Post #1
30 secs in the kitchenaid a home
30 secs in the kitchenaid a home
Great fun with a Spong. The original mincer, put baits in the hopper turn the handle and there you have a nice variable sized crumb.
Got mine at a car boot sale for a pocketful of change.
Got mine at a car boot sale for a pocketful of change.
In reply to Post #1
Ridge monkey with a cordless drill attached instead of the handle. Quick to do 5kg at a time
Ridge monkey with a cordless drill attached instead of the handle. Quick to do 5kg at a time