Wrapping Over Shrink Tube Part 3: Expert Tips for Rod Builders
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- Опубліковано 24 лис 2023
- This short video demonstrates how I wrap over shrink tube.
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Glad I came across this series of shorts. I'm going to be building a surf rod with a shrink wrap handle and was thinking of doing this for the transitions at the end of the shrink wrap. Good tip about using nylon vs color fast thread. I'd like to see you take this series to the logical conclusion, and show the application of finish to the windings too. How well does this type of transition hold up from a durability perspective? Maybe you could do a full length video on this topic?
Thank you Tom and I’m glad you enjoyed the video. The short series of videos are pulled from a long version video on everything you mention here. When watch the shorts, you should see a “associated video” link at the bottom. Click on it and it will take you to the long form video it was derived from. Hope this helps, and please let me know if you have anymore questions.
Ah! I see the full length video now! I didn't even realize it was for a net. Same concept could be applied to rods, I guess. I've seen others do it. Thanks!
@@tlfu6836 - very welcome and glad you found it. Thanks again for watching and commenting Tom.