Mud Hole Custom Tackle is pleased to introduce the new CRB Extreme Reamers. These versatile solid glass reamers are designed to work as a hand reamer for the delicate work or to be chucked up in your drill for jobs requiring a more heavy-duty approach. All Reamers come standard with 50 Grit abrasive. Replacement grit is available.

These reamers are available in 4 sizes (S, M, L, XL) and are sold individually or as a kit. Order one today at:
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Any thought to offering them up as a kit with all four included?

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Alex Dziengielewski Wrote:
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> Any thought to offering them up as a kit with all
> four included?


Yep ... [www.mudhole.com]

Alex,
they are available as a set.

Todd

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Todd Vivian
Mud Hole Custom Tackle

todd@mudhole.com

yeah I'm done posting today after that snafu. My excuse is distraction by 4 year old.

I opened up the page where they were for sale individually.

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yeah I'm done posting today after that snafu. My excuse is distraction by 4 year old.

I opened up the page where they were for sale individually.

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Man, now your double posting....you better just stop.

Scott Sheets
www.smsrods.com

Why does it say in the description it can be chucked up in a drill for heavy duty reaming, then at the bottom it say do not ream under power due to heat?

The caution about the power reaming is only for the smallest model. I'll check into that.

Todd

Regards,
Todd Vivian
Mud Hole Custom Tackle

todd@mudhole.com

I've got one and it is a dang good reamer.

Like the Toby Keith song, "Get ya some!!"

The smallest Batson "Dream Reamer" has the same warning/issue. The littlest is of such a small diameter that heat buildup is pretty quick and there is enough flex that the glass will just separate due to the torque/heat combination.

I know this since I was one of the early owners of the product AND one of the first to destroy one. Batson was kind enough to replace it, since it wasn't a known/announced issue at the time.

Definitely don't put the little one in a drill ... it is pretty dangerous when they blow up.

Is this an improvement over the 'Dream reamer' by Batson? If yes, how is it better ? Or are they very similar and it's just down to price?

Thanks,
Mo

I make my own, using the grit tape. It is said the loose grit will come off when reaming and scratch the blank when sliding the handles down. MHO MudHole also sells the grit tape.

Bill - willierods.com



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bill boettcher Wrote:
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> I make my own, using the grit tape. It is said the
> loose grit will come off when reaming and scratch
> the blank when sliding the handles down. MHO
> MudHole also sells the grit tape.



I goofed a Rainshadow XST1085 last week doing just that! Make sure you blow hard! Having said that I love my reamers but I use the handle. I chucked it once but I feel more comfortable with the intimate contact of hand to reamer. Felt like I could get off center with the slightest mistake using the drill motor.

Pretty sure I have mentioned this on here before, but raid the kitchen and grab a bottle brush. Blank scratching days over! I also trimmed the bristles on mine to stiffen them. A quick one-two after tapping and blowing out the grip/ring, and any loose grit is swept out.