Step 7A: Hand Guide Wrapping- Rod Building Made Easy
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- getbitoutdoors.com
Step 7 in Get Bit Outdoors' instructional series "Rod Building Made Easy." In this video, Capt. Kevin Brotz demonstrates how to properly wrap guides, trim bands and the tip top with a hand wrapper. For a schedule of our live Get Bit Rod Building Academy classes, call 1-866-GETBIT1 and visit getbitoutdoors.com for a complete list of our Rod Building Supply products. Get Outdoors and Get Bit!
I love the pull through so easy to make and your board is a lot simpler than the one I made for eye fixing. I use the back of a knife to tidy the turns after three or four turns just to keep every thing uniformed and tight. Good job dude
If you put your pull thru on early (after 10 wraps) and then wrap over it until you get to the end and then put your tag end thru the pull thru and pull the thread under 10-12 wraps and then cut the thread and continue pulling, you will wind up with the end of the thread buried under the wraps. No razor blade or flames to worry about and no bumps
left to trim.
Hayden
Nice video, thanks for taking the time. I have a couple I'll be taking on.
You are welcome, feel free to let us know if we can help. www.getbitoutdoors.com
Very neat, clean job, well explained. many thanks.
Kevin I like your video very much. I have never done this but I want to try on and old pole I have. I plan on following all your steps. but I need to know what thread and epoxy to use. thank you gary
Good job, Kevin..
Thank you sir, very helpful video!!
indeed the best.
Hold it nice and taught (tight)
holy moly thats a good looking rod...
and i dont always say that
nice video...
Tight !
Isnt it good to wrap over and up towards the tip? I do it that way because i built a rod for my brother n law and the tip came off so i wraped over the barrel of the tip and no more problems.
How you get the guides to stay in place
how many fit between guide?
That's a lot of work for a fishing pole. I can see it being done to an expensive rod that a guy is proud of. What kind of thread is that?
Building a rod does take a little time but like anything else, once you get the hang of it you can build a rod surprisingly fast. The thread we use is nylon or poly. Key is to make sure there is no silicone in whatever thread you use, it will react with epoxy making for a difficult finish.
can braid fishing line be use for the wrapping?
what's holding the guide in place? i don't see any tape or anything to hold it in place while you wrap it.
In that video I am using guide foot adhesive from Flex Coat. It is great! No tape to get in the way and you can still move the guide to align it. here is the product link. www.getbitoutdoors.com/supplies-rod-decor/flex-coat/epoxy/flexcoat-j2.html
giá bán là bao nhiêu một chiếc vậy?
Good video. He's got Jesus too
Amen
👍🏼
Tight dammit
Could have been a 4 minute video if everything wasn't repeated so many times!
(WE CAN REWIND/JUMP BACK IF WE MISS SOMETHING!)
can i still do it without all of this fancy equipment?
yes you can! Please give us a call, we can help with very little cost. 407-542-7840
..taut not taught. He knows what he's talking about.
Amateur pfff
"there is no rhyme or reason"..... You keep using those words, i do not think they mean what you think they mean.... "Inconceivable"....
pull it nice and taught....
wtf?
Matthew Morales someone is da stupid if you don't know what taut means
Matthew Morales someone is da stupid if you don't know what taut means
i do know what taught is fuckhead, its to teach. he means tight!
Matthew Morales wow wow why so da angry matt matt
dont be an idiot