Dragon Scale Wrap Layout: Custom Rod Building

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  • Опубліковано 5 бер 2023
  • In this tutorial I demonstrate how to layout your dragon scale wrap pattern for your next custom rod building adventure.
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  • @mastrsk8
    @mastrsk8 Рік тому +1

    I learned the hard way that you can’t use a lot of pressure like you mentioned. The thread is hard to move/pack after. Doing this for something like a diamond wrap makes finish difficult to apply as well. At least for me. Basically you touched on all the things I learned the hard way. Great video and info. Thanks for yet another informative video John! Those are some lucky dowels! 😂

    • @reelbluecustomrods
      @reelbluecustomrods  Рік тому

      Thank you Scott for the great feedback. Always appreciate your support.

  • @evansboysfishing
    @evansboysfishing Рік тому

    Great video I was always nervous about doing a dragon scale. This is a great starting point

    • @reelbluecustomrods
      @reelbluecustomrods  Рік тому

      Thank you, and hopefully you will try it out soon. Thanks again for watching and commenting EBF.

  • @thekirbster1
    @thekirbster1 Рік тому +1

    I've never tried it this way. I always used mesh tape. This method has a more clean diamond look I like it.

    • @reelbluecustomrods
      @reelbluecustomrods  Рік тому

      I am a fan of mesh tape as well, but this method does come in handy. Thank you for watching and commenting.

  • @theduck9939
    @theduck9939 Рік тому

    Thanks John I may do a little experimenting with that to see if that eliminates the fuzzies that I seem to get sometimes with the mesh tape

    • @reelbluecustomrods
      @reelbluecustomrods  Рік тому

      Sounds great 🦆 and be sure to let me know how it turns out. As always, thanks for watching and commenting.

  • @johnflaherty1583
    @johnflaherty1583 4 місяці тому

    Thanks!

    • @reelbluecustomrods
      @reelbluecustomrods  4 місяці тому

      John, you are very welcome and thank you for giving me a Super Thanks. 🙏 I really appreciate it, and please let me know if you have any more questions about it.

  • @ralphberry3222
    @ralphberry3222 3 місяці тому

    working on one right now, should I put on a coat of color preserver before wrapping with my thread to help hold down the dragon scale thread? thanks for all of your videos!

    • @reelbluecustomrods
      @reelbluecustomrods  3 місяці тому

      No need to do that Ralph unless you want to. Thank you for watching and commenting.

  • @metal75801
    @metal75801 Рік тому

    Should i assume that i need to rough up the rod blank finish so the thread doesnt slip around during the wrapping process?

  • @macking4942
    @macking4942 Рік тому

    hey man. Got a technical question for you. So i have built close to 15 rods now and this hasn't happened so I'm confused and don't know how to proceed. I completed probably my best rod yet this past Sun, put it on the dryer and let it spin for another day. I turned it off Monday evening and just let it sit there until last night. So basically 4 days later in a controlled environment. My epoxy is still tacky! Its no where near dry. In fact it left a dang finger print. Im just really confused right now. I have always used Flex coat and im not sure if i added enough harder or what??? What are my options here in your professional opinion??? I epoxy alot on the rod. Do you think i can mix some more and add on top and make 100% sure the mixture is correct? Maybe just add a light coat of hardener on top?

    • @reelbluecustomrods
      @reelbluecustomrods  Рік тому +1

      Wow…that is unfortunate, and my first thought is that you didn’t get an equal mixture when preparing the finish. Is the temperature controlled in the room?

    • @macking4942
      @macking4942 Рік тому

      @@reelbluecustomrods yes. I'm just assuming that either i didnt mix correctly or something was wrong with the hardener? I mixed a new batch up yesterday and put another coat on it. Hopefully it will harden?

    • @reelbluecustomrods
      @reelbluecustomrods  Рік тому +1

      @@macking4942 - let me know how it turns out.

    • @macking4942
      @macking4942 Рік тому

      @@reelbluecustomrods will do. i will know as soon as i get home today. been spinning since 4pm yesterday. So it should be dry enough for me to touch and it not be tacky.

    • @macking4942
      @macking4942 Рік тому +1

      @@reelbluecustomrods epxoxy hardened this time.. Thank goodness.

  • @savageangler
    @savageangler 9 місяців тому

    Lol red red thread