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14 years ago
Scott Bazinet
A closer look at the Birch Burl fighting butt with small button end cap
Forum: rodboard 14 years ago
Scott Bazinet
Birchbark with Stabilized BirchBurl Seat/FB. Ends are chocolate and white acrylic. Winding check is turned from the same piece as the FB
Forum: rodboard 14 years ago
Scott Bazinet
4. Lumiseal
Single foot Fugi Ti wrapped with Fishhawk "A" Metallic and coated with 4 coats of Lumiseal
Forum: rodboard 14 years ago
Scott Bazinet
This is my latest. Laguna,Birchbark and Corian for trim. Seat and butt are stabilized birch burl on REC hardware
Forum: rodboard 14 years ago
Scott Bazinet
Grip is made Black Ash Burl, Box Elder Burl, Corian and Laguna Burl Cork. Winding check and butt cap are corian. For more photos and a little more check out my blog
Forum: rodboard 14 years ago
Scott Bazinet
This is a tree that the beavers took down. I found the absolute best bark is laying partially in the water for at least one season. The bark comes off very easily. I was able to select the very smotthest bits of the tree. Just a stanley knife and scraper is all thats needed
Forum: rodboard 15 years ago
Scott Bazinet
Grip is Stabilized BA Burl, BA Burl Dyed Black,Natural burl cork. B+W accent rings(each one faced to.030") along with ends are corian. Accents within cork are .050" BA Burl. Seat is BA Burl dyed black to fit REC fittings
Forum: rodboard 15 years ago
Scott Bazinet
12. Still Warm!!
Just finished turning this.A mix of burl, corian and burl wood without finish. Im thinking about CA. I'll probably modify the shape a little once its glued up. Grip is 1 1/16" @ biggest dia I have burl wood material to match for the seat and fighting butt with some nice light sapwood in it.
Forum: rodboard 15 years ago
Scott Bazinet
13. Glue Up Mandrels
I had some left over material so I made these handles on some steel rods for gluing up my grips. I remove the mandrel after clamping. The handles just made it easier
Forum: rodboard 15 years ago
Scott Bazinet
A nice fish to break in a rod. 10' 5 weight.Caught on a #16 CDC Emerger. Fish was challenging to cast to as it was rising inches away from a fallen log. The extra foot gives the option for a big slack line cast for times like this!!!
Forum: rodboard 16 years ago
Scott Bazinet
15. Wrap with Finish
Here it is with finish on it. Threadmaster turned by hand. I listened to Mike Barkley and left the finish alone once it was on!! A few bubbles and some bleed. I was going to cut it off but Ill leave it for now. I always feel that my finished projects are way to flawed. Im far to picky and thinking medication would help? :>)
Forum: rodboard 16 years ago
Scott Bazinet
I posted this handle awhile back before it was on the rod. It was a bit dirty so sanded and put a crosswrap in front of it. REC hardware with rosewood insert
Forum: rodboard 16 years ago
Scott Bazinet
I finally got some Maderia and tried my hand at a butt wrap. I just made it up as I went along. It kinda looks like asparagus!!! I couldnt put it down once I started and found it quite addictive. After seeing all the impressive work on here I said to myself "I want a rod like that". Next purchase is Billy's book!!
Forum: rodboard 16 years ago
Scott Bazinet
18. Nail_Knot
This is my first attempt at the nail knot method for doing trim. I usually do pull through. Can anybody who uses this method tell me if this looks correct? I notice theres a small bump. Is this a problem for finishing as I like to keep the epoxy to a min.
TIA
Forum: rodboard 17 years ago
Scott Bazinet
19. 1st Bark Handle
This is my first attempt at a BB handle. Ends of grip are Laguna Burl and Burnt. It only has the first coat of oil on it. It for a 10' 5 wt. The feel of the bark is VERY nice!! Thanks to Antti for sharing the idea and to all of those who answered my questions.
Forum: rodboard 17 years ago
Scott Bazinet
20. Bark Cutter
Thanks to Dave Orr for posting. I ground it first with a stone then finished it with paper to get a fine edge. Works GREAT. I found that it cuts cleaner if you use the same pilot hole in the backing board for each one
Forum: rodboard 17 years ago
Scott Bazinet
22. My New Workshop
One wall cabinet for fly reels, tippet material and fly boxes
Forum: rodboard 17 years ago
Scott Bazinet
23. My New Workshop
This is the 8' wall. I decided to put my flytying stuff here.
Forum: rodboard 17 years ago
Scott Bazinet
24. My New Workshop
I got these metal baskets for a steal at the local Homebase.I think they will be great for stuff like cork, wood and other handle materials. This is one of the floor cabinets
Forum: rodboard 17 years ago
Scott Bazinet
27. My New Workshop
Finally finished it. Really going to enjoy working in here. LOTS of light and should be easy to keep clean. The room is 12 X 8. I wish it was bigger but it will do for now.
Forum: rodboard 17 years ago
Scott Bazinet
28. Collet Chuck
Heres the nut removed with mandrel in collet
Forum: rodboard 17 years ago
Scott Bazinet
29. Collet Chuck
Heres the rest of the mandrel sticking out the back of the Mini Jet
Forum: rodboard 17 years ago
Scott Bazinet
30. Collet Chuck
I got this Axminster collet chuck for use with Andy's mandrels. I thought it would be good because you can choke the mandrel as short as you like for reel seat work. Collets for it go from 1 mm to 16mm. This one is a 7mm to 8mm with a 5/16 mandrel. See the other photos for more detail.
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