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10 months ago
Harry Glenn
if you like NFC blanks then look at the SJ736 Xray.. Very versatile blank
Forum: rodboard 1 year ago
Harry Glenn
I'm with Tom.. The Rodgeeks hybrid S glass blank in MHM is a great CB blank
Forum: rodboard 1 year ago
Harry Glenn
Quick and clean.. a 6" fiber cutting wheel. Simply engage the wheel and roll the blank around.. i used this same method for cutting golf club shafts. Only down side is dust so wear a mask
Forum: rodboard 2 years ago
Harry Glenn
SJ736 is my choice...very versatile rod blank. The Neo blanks are not a bad choice either
Forum: rodboard 2 years ago
Harry Glenn
For a blank, try the rodgeeks b2 or b4 73MM.
St Croix material
Forum: rodboard 2 years ago
Harry Glenn
I will say the last few NFC orders I've received were all perfect.. probably 5 blanks... delivery times are much better too. Xrays are currently $85.
Forum: rodboard 2 years ago
Harry Glenn
Rodgeeks C270MXF. ScIII is not available so this is close
Cut off what you need fron the butt
Forum: rodboard 3 years ago
Harry Glenn
my last order of multiple blanks from NFC shipped within 2 weeks.
another friend had an order for 7 blanks shipped before mine.. things have improved quite a bit.. sale ends tonight
Forum: rodboard 3 years ago
Harry Glenn
NFC MB665-1. (IM)Very close to what you want. It is listed in their Classic section which are all remakes of some original loomis blanks.. still on sale today for $70
Forum: rodboard 3 years ago
Harry Glenn
If your buddy wants a broomstick the mb7108 and 9 in The xray line will work.. cut what you need to off the butt..
Forum: rodboard 3 years ago
Harry Glenn
rodgeeks SG79MHM would be more in you range..cut what you want off the butt
Forum: rodboard 3 years ago
Harry Glenn
have to admit I'm a convert to Gen 4 from threadmaster. dries level and without bubbles.. took me a few rods to get it down pat but, it's the champ for me now..
I can't see the need for the lite myself..
Forum: rodboard 3 years ago
Harry Glenn
13. Re: Rodgeeks
Jon, I'm with you..I'll continue to order the blanks i like from Rodgeeks. I think at the end of the day having St. Croix more directly involved will be a good thing.
Forum: rodboard 3 years ago
Harry Glenn
14. Re: Rodgeeks
Well, I talked with one of the "former" employees of Rodgeeks today and he confirmed that St. Croix had bought the whole deal out and let everyone go..They are operating Rodgeeks.. he did mention they had some issues getting the phone # to transfer to St. Croix but hopefully fixed now.. He didn't have much beyond that as he's been gone for a while...
Let's hope they continue on wi
Forum: rodboard 3 years ago
Harry Glenn
15. Re: Rodgeeks
it was my understanding that St. Croix acquired full ownership of Rodgeeks and Axiom buying out the Penikas sometime around April of this year.. So they may very well now hold the Mexico facility through that buy out..
Forum: rodboard 3 years ago
Harry Glenn
16. Re: Rodgeeks
as far a Rodgeeks the word after the purchase by St, Croix was that things would continue as they had previously, with perhaps less new designs coming forward. All of the Bass line of blanks were new designs by RodGeeks although they used the same material as Croix.
if they simply fix their responsiveness to customers I would think things would go back to normal.
keep in mind the only thing
Forum: rodboard 3 years ago
Harry Glenn
17. Re: Rodgeeks
The plant in Mexico is now a wholey owned subsidiary of st. Croix. I believe all employees are now considered st Croix employees. Bob Penicka and his wife were bought out and are no longer there I assume. Hate that as he was very good to talk to.
If you check st croix's advertisements you'll note they actually now say some of their entry level rods are made in.......Mexico.. for quite some tim
Forum: rodboard 3 years ago
Harry Glenn
I've used 8, 6, 5s and 8, 6, 4.5s all on 7' mh or h bass rods without issue.
Forum: rodboard 3 years ago
Harry Glenn
19. Re: NFC MB or SJ
To the OP if you are going to order some blanks from NFC right now while they have their sale on ..do yourself a favor and get a NFC Delta blank of your choosing.. dirt cheap right now($37 or so) and a interesting composite of IM graphite and a unique Glass..
Forum: rodboard 3 years ago
Harry Glenn
the only Delta that comes to mine is from NFC and it's Delta blanks which are a composite of sm graphite and a unique fiberglass.
Forum: rodboard 3 years ago
Harry Glenn
for Rod work I prefer the digital calipers.. it's convenient to switch a given measurement between MM and inches. occasionally fractions..
Forum: rodboard 3 years ago
Harry Glenn
I've used U40 CP without issue for years. Works great with thread master or the new gen4
Forum: rodboard 3 years ago
Harry Glenn
The Neo is a blended blank. They use a unique glass according to some prior info on this blank. My Neo weighs a touch more than 3 oz. I have not completed a build with it yet so I cannot comment on its power relative to other blanks.
Forum: rodboard 3 years ago
Harry Glenn
24. Re: Loomis mbr
and the above rod from NFC is $69 right now..
Forum: rodboard 3 years ago
Harry Glenn
25. Re: Kudos to NFC
my last order of 3 rods during the sale arrived in a little over 2 weeks
Forum: rodboard 3 years ago
Harry Glenn
I've had a lot of luck with the rodgeeks SG70mhm blank. Pretty darn close to the seeker BS706.. excellent blank for a nice price..
Forum: rodboard 3 years ago
Harry Glenn
Try the Rodgeeks SG series.. I use the 70mhm quite a bit. Very solid rod for a great price. S Glass with some graphite..
Forum: rodboard 3 years ago
Harry Glenn
buy clear label paper from Neato.com. 8.5 x11 sheets of clear adhesive paper.. ink or laser printing on it.. their SKU # is CLR-FULL
they have on their site their own label software you can use for free to print the labels( nothing to down load or buy other than their paper)..one format they have has 30 labels on a page. their software is easy to use and works fine. you can select the color
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