Rod Building Featuring Marco Cecala Part 2: Wrapping A Stripping Guide
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- Опубліковано 16 жов 2024
- Marco Cecala is back for Video #2 where he will be wrapping a stripping guide on a fly rod blank. This is a decorative stripping guide wrap and the techniques he shows in this video could be applied to any type of guide on any type of rod. Wrapping snake guides is the basically the same as you would wrap any guide, so this will be helpful even for those who do not build fly rods. Decorative guide wrapping videos are really useful tools for those of us who are visual learners!
I hope you enjoy the video and a special thanks to Marco for sending these videos for me to upload to the channel. I think many people will find them super helpful!
Please be sure to check out Marco's website here: marcoflyrods.com/
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Great videos, picked up a couple little things from it. Well done.
I love watching other people to see how they do things even though I’ve been doing this quite a while. You just never know when you will see something you hadn’t tried before. I have a couple of things I want to try out from watching Marco’s videos. I picked up some of that whiteboard grid line tape to try out for holding guides. I normally use rubber bands, but that tape interested me because he said it has some stretch to it and it sticks well to itself. I haven’t tried it yet, but I will.
Awesome stuff
Marco did a fantastic job...maybe if enough of us pester him about it he will start his own UA-cam channel 😄
@@TheFishingHobby We should, like him choosing feathers and applying them. Also, when to use a fighting butt and length.
What kind of tape are you using? It appears to be a bit thicker than masking tape.
I'm not sure what brand Marco is using, but the orange masking tape in the "Scotch" "3M" brand is called "heavy duty" masking tape and would more than likely be a little thicker than standard duty crepe paper masking tape.