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8 years ago
Jerry Poindexter
It's always a good idea to have a couple of extra running guides on hand when you do the static distribution testing. I'm not familiar w/ that Daiwa...if it's comparable in size to a Shimano 4000, I'd say a #25 stripper is plenty, if guide height is good. You ought to also run the #'s using the Fuji KR system.
Forum: rodboard 8 years ago
Jerry Poindexter
Roger, the reason that I asked for a link is here's the specs for that blank on Batson's website:
Forum: rodboard 8 years ago
Jerry Poindexter
I haven't seen any Batson steelhead blanks rated for 3/4 - 3oz. Do you have a link?
Forum: rodboard 8 years ago
Jerry Poindexter
Here's a birch set that I did, w/ 1 coat of TruOil rubbed in. Almost a matte finish.
Forum: rodboard 8 years ago
Jerry Poindexter
Gerald, I've got a 1oz spool(#524) of the Gudeb 066 "A" reg nylon that I could part with.
Forum: rodboard 8 years ago
Jerry Poindexter
I've gotten a couple of sheets of custom bubble decals made from a lady on etsy. Unhide your email addy. and I'll provide the link
Forum: rodboard 9 years ago
Jerry Poindexter
I like these rubber butt plugs in the 3/8th. Pretty sure that the first grips I bought from Riley Rods had these.
Forum: rodboard 9 years ago
Jerry Poindexter
Tough business to be successful at, not to discourage you! I wonder what ever happened to Shikari's equipment, even after Advanced Tubular Composites bought them out, and later folded?
Forum: rodboard 9 years ago
Jerry Poindexter
103. Re: Hook holders
I like to use the Fuji folding hook keeps, and always put em on the bottom, an inch or 2 in front of the seat or foregrip, casting or spinning.
Forum: rodboard 9 years ago
Jerry Poindexter
I haven't used the "B" Prowrap yet. I got a small spool of it in my last order, but it wasn't the shade# I ordered. It does appear to be similar in size to the Gudebrod 'B". I especially like "B" for the wrap thread in weaves, tho I've wrapped guides w/ it, too. I'm glad they added it to their thread selection!
Forum: rodboard 9 years ago
Jerry Poindexter
If your gonna turn the cork on the blank, just use the epoxy glue and clamp it good after glue up. The glue lines will be minimal if clamped. I do use the polyurethane on some things that are hard to bond to, but it's messy.
Forum: rodboard 9 years ago
Jerry Poindexter
I'll add to what Ellis said. Grizzly used to have their own 1/2" corded drill that was a real workhorse, and fit the collar perfectly. They discontinued it several yrs ago, and I picked up a second one when they were closing them out. Been using the second one for 3 or 4 yrs. I did buy the Dewalt 1/2" that they show, as backup. It doesn't fit the collar as well, and required some grindi
Forum: rodboard 9 years ago
Jerry Poindexter
Does anyone have a good link to where I might see the Boomerang Retr. Device demo'd? Wasn't able to make the show this year.
Forum: rodboard 9 years ago
Jerry Poindexter
108. Re: K series guides
Here's what Jim Ising said last month about how he personally does it...
I don't use the Forhan on the KTAGs, but do 5 blocking wraps in front of the guides, taking advantage of the "wicking window" (Fuji's term) to better encase the guides with finish. Haven't done any pullout tests, tho.
Forum: rodboard 9 years ago
Jerry Poindexter
I wear expensive scopes for my day job, but prefer the inexpensive headstrap magnifyers for rodbuilding...HF used to have #95890...they offer a much larger field of view than the optivisors, etc., and come w/ several lenses. Maybe $15, but you'll have to search the sites to find them now.
Forum: rodboard 9 years ago
Jerry Poindexter
110. Re: Merrick Tacklle
Mudhole brought alot of the Merrick stuff to last years EXPO.
Forum: rodboard 9 years ago
Jerry Poindexter
I don't see ya using more than 6 runners, but it always pays to have extras to play w/ the static setup.
Forum: rodboard 9 years ago
Jerry Poindexter
113. Re: weaving
Jeff, unhide your email addy and you'll get more responses.
Forum: rodboard 9 years ago
Jerry Poindexter
If I'm doing alot of threadwork in the split between rear grips, I do the threadwork and 1 coat of finish first. Then install the butt piece from the butt., the other from the tip. I use a section of a 3pc blank shoved into the working blank to support it and give room for the left loom off the working blank.
Forum: rodboard 9 years ago
Jerry Poindexter
I don't get the $230 shipping each way. Built a couple of Calstar GF700L a few yrs ago and took to CRica for the same targets, as checked baggage in a rodtube.. Got some grief from the CRican in country airline, but in the end, no problemo, and no upcharge..
Forum: rodboard 9 years ago
Jerry Poindexter
I don't think it matters, the length of the rod. Some of us on the gulf coast have been using the following w/ nice results, w/ a 2500/3000 Shimano: 16H at 17-18" from the reel lip extended out, 5.5H at ~25 1/2", and a KB4 at ~32 1/2". Runners are are determined w/ static testing. You've got the guides, just tape em up and do some test casting.
Forum: rodboard 9 years ago
Jerry Poindexter
No worky for me. Could log in, but no option to log out...Just some thumbnail pics along the far right side
Forum: rodboard 9 years ago
Jerry Poindexter
You could always make your own on the metallic gold media by papilio. This was covered in a past issue of Rodmaker..."electric decals".
Forum: rodboard 9 years ago
Jerry Poindexter
Keith, have you looked at these on Angler's Workshop? Haven't seen these on Mudhole's site
Forum: rodboard 9 years ago
Jerry Poindexter
May be a missprint on the AllStar site...titanium frame w/ hard zirconia inserts sounds more like it if they're PacBay's. Alot of the Academys down here will/or used to exchange the rod, since AllStar is sold exclusively through them. Maybe post a closeup pic of the guides
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