Fayetteville, NC - Rod Building Class

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Re: Fayetteville, NC - Rod Building Class

Posted by: Robert Hudak (---.dhcp.embarqhsd.net)

Date: July 03, 2012 08:55AM

It was really a great class. Everyone enjoyed learning how to build a rod. Some got a new appreciation for what goes into building a rod swearing it was too much work, all the way to some having contacted me since concerning more advanced topics they wish to learn. (Decorative wraps, stress testing, etc.) We had a couple ladies in the class. Initially, they showed up in support for the guys they were drug in with. Once things got rolling, they really were enjoying themselves as well. One even told me she was building her rod for her unborn grandchild. That was pretty cool.

This class was the first one that I helped with. Tom explained to me that he worked closely with Mudhole, either on the phone or through videos, to learn how to build a rod, then on how to put on the class. He shares an excitement to help others learn.

The class is free. There is a refundable deposit requested to secure a spot as there is usually a waiting list.

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