You will see when i get to it. I made this gift for a hockey fan.

Pucks Through The Net Pucks Splitting In Half Youtube

1 buy a standard puck.

How to cut a hockey puck in half. I have never done this in an actual game but in fact just two days ago i launched a clapper off the crossbar and it split. First clamp a piece of scrap wood as far away from your saw blade as the size you want your wood slices to be to make a guide. 2 take it to a local machine shop and explain what you want.

Or it could just be a defective puck. Seen this happen a few times at the outdoor rinks. Push puck away from body as you cut hard on the inside edge.

If the conditions are right. Push pucks to the outside and pull pucks back to the inside. Took about 1 hour and a half to finish quick and easy.

Left handed players stay on the right side of pucks and right handed players stay on left. 3 they will likely cut a plug of rubber through the centre to accommodate the rings width. Cold puck cold post hard shot there is a chance of the puck shattering.

When maintaining possession along the boards in the corners execute a stout stance sliding your feet a bit wider than your shoulders and sticking out your butt to establish distance with a defender. Puck only touches the forehand. Drill 4 inside edges with puck and shot.

For example if you want your slices to be a half inch thick clamp your scrap wood a half inch away from the blade. 4 the plug will. Lol but you do have to require a bit of talent.

Cut a slot in it and sit it on a trolley jack to prevent crushing the sills even better to use two pucks glued together and then reduce the height of one and cut the slot as usual so that in side view the profile is the same as the head of the standard jack. Use protective goggles and a dust mask to protect yourself from sawdust. I myself have split two pucks.

When near the boards use both of your hands to push off the wall and use its leverage to create time and space. Bottom hand slides up and down the shaft.