Olive Branch (JTOB) Thread Wrap: Custom Rod Building

In this tutorial, I demonstrate how to conduct a JTOB (Olive Branch) decorative wrap on your next custom fishing rod build.
Custom Rod Building: Tag Wraps/Trim Bands - Part 1
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Custom Rod Building: Tag Wraps/Trim Bands - Part 2
• Custom Rod Building: T...
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[@pasqualemancini9986]

Sei bravissimo, un vero artista e bello vederti eseguire queste legature.

[@reelbluecustomrods]

Thank you very much Pasquale, I truly appreciate the positive feedback and support. Thank you for watching and commenting as well.

[@dongorsegner4607]

Appreciate the efforts to make these videos, I just started practicing on broken arrow shafts. I really like the creativity.

[@reelbluecustomrods]

Thank you and you are very welcome. Let me know if you have any questions along the way.

[@stephenpaquet]

Thanks this was invaluable! Great demonstration really helped you’re the man.

[@reelbluecustomrods]

Thank you Stephen and I’m glad you found the video helpful. Thank you for watching and commenting as well.

[@gregthompson995]

Thanks John, I don’t think I have ever seen a JTOB done that wasn’t a saw blade version

[@reelbluecustomrods]

You are welcome Greg and thank you for watching and commenting.

[@Just_Fati89]

Love your videos! I am seriously excited about getting my lathe!

[@reelbluecustomrods]

Thank you very much, and glad you find them useful. Tight lines.

[@JoseGarcia-rn5wv]

THANKS FOR YOUR VIDEO GREAT WORK KEEP THEM COMING REALLY INJOYED IT

[@reelbluecustomrods]

Jose, you are welcome and thank you for the great comment and support. Tight lines.

[@danbarbush3687]

I love your videos very clear and easy to understand. One comment I would like to make is you could have run your tag wrap threads under the black thread, makes for a cleaner wrap no Knots. Just not a fan of tag wrap or tube wraps. They have their place I just didn't think this was it. Nice work and thanks for the video.

[@reelbluecustomrods]

You are very welcome, glad you enjoy the video, I agree with your comment, and totally understand. Thanks again for watching and for supporting the channel.

[@dingydate]

LOVE your work and a pleasure to watch,
Cheers Aussie Chris, and a Sub,

[@reelbluecustomrods]

Thank you Chris, and I’m glad you liked the video. Thank you for watching and commenting as well.

[@reelbluecustomrods]

Thank you Chris, and I’m glad you liked the video. Thank you for watching and commenting as well.

[@ramoutdoors6415]

Nice work man!!

[@reelbluecustomrods]

Thank you.

[@jscamry]

John ,how long do you normally spend deciding on color schemes with the thread and layout of artwork on the rods? Another well layout video. Keep it up!

[@reelbluecustomrods]

Honestly Jason, not much time at all. Usually once I figure out what my primary color will be, I kind of just go from there. That being said, I think you will want to watch next Monday’s video. Don’t want to give anything away, but it is inline with this question.