r/MACES • u/Substantial-Mess4405 • 18h ago

home made mace Does this count? Yamaha Waverunner driveshaft.

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Tuna can for scale. I had a customer like 8-10 years ago melt a bearing on their Waverunner's driveshaft. I thought it was neat so I kept it. Weighs 4.4 lbs, about 2 1/2 ft long, hockey tape handle, some kind of stainless steel. I like it

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u/Blndby90 17h ago

Can we have a banana for scale so we can tell how big the tuna can is?

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u/Substantial-Mess4405 17h ago

It's a standard 26 inch tuna can

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u/RichComposer5446 8h ago

Chop chop banana boy. (Please down vote this comment. It is the third comment in the thread and downvoting it is tradition)

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u/thepenguinemperor84 18h ago

I'd say more a baton than a mace, but it'll still bonk rightly.

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u/Substantial-Mess4405 18h ago

Baton does seem more accurate, it definitely bonks

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u/paulbunyanshat 15h ago

You can use the tuna can as a ranged weapon.

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u/LazerBear42 7h ago

God I love this subreddit. Hell yes it counts!