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10 years ago
Robert A. Guist
Hello Sanford.
I use an old Shamano 3500 Bait Feeder (don't know if they still make the 3500), two reels in one live lining, trolling, ballooning, bottom fishing and more than I can think of.
Tight Wraps.
Forum: rodboard 10 years ago
Robert A. Guist
Hay Roger, don't you mean guides not blanks?
Stay Cool.
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Forum: rodboard 10 years ago
Robert A. Guist
1083. Re: cutting eglass
Hello All.
I'm with Roger on this you can use the saw for a lot of things around the house and cuts straight without even having to mark, tape, cut and sand, I just mark and cut.
For $28.00 it's a good investment in tooling, however if you cannot afford the mini chop saw do it Bill's way.
Tight Wraps.
Forum: rodboard 10 years ago
Robert A. Guist
1085. Re: guide material
Hello Andi.
All the guide rings built these day's are fine for most any kind or size of line, if you are talking frames what you need to consider is the amount of abuse they will be subject too, I find that most 50# and up seem to endure a greater amount of abuse so I always use double foot guides.
Tight Wraps.
Forum: rodboard 10 years ago
Robert A. Guist
1086. Re: GudeBrod What?
Hello Tom
Thanks for the quick response,
Would this stuff be good for thread wraps and is there a shelf life for it?
Thanks again
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Forum: rodboard 10 years ago
Robert A. Guist
1087. GudeBrod What?
Hello Everybody.
I need a little help:
I have a bottle of GudeBrod "Speed Coat" "Rod Finish" Part #SC440.
The label also say's "Stays Crystal Clear Even after Sunlight Exposure" and "NON-FLAMMABLE WATER BASE"
Does anyone know just what this stuff is and what it is used for?
I have two 1-1/4 FL.OZ. bottles, one still in a package with a brush.
Forum: rodboard 10 years ago
Robert A. Guist
1088. Re: Tarpon Rod Question
Hello Ron.
I stop using single foot guides at 30#, there some who have told me that they have used sf's on 50# and got away with it, but with my luck they would fold like a cheep kite in a hurricane so I won't go over 30# on sf's.
Good Luck.
Tight Wraps.
Forum: rodboard 10 years ago
Robert A. Guist
1089. Re: M.H. value blanks
Hello Andi.
I have built a many blanks from MudHole, I have built on the SPSWB7M & H models and I have built on the IS models Tom took some pictures of two of mine and put them in RodMaker Magazine Volume 15 / Number-3 page 20. They were IS701L-Yellow, and IS701L-Lime.
You will find that they are good blanks the IS's are IM6, the SPSW'S are E-Glass, and the ISP's are made by Lamiglas,
Forum: rodboard 10 years ago
Robert A. Guist
1090. Re: paint
Hello Frank.
If you go the Permagloss or Lumaseal direction threr is an article in RodMaker (V15 I3 pg. 22. "Blank Coating Tool") that you might want to read.
Happy Coating.
Forum: rodboard 10 years ago
Robert A. Guist
Hello Chester.
The numerical information listed above by me was gleaned from 2 articles written by Emory Harry & Jack Hurt (pg. 7 table 2) and printed in RM Magazine part 1 in V6-I6, part 2 in V7-I1.
However I have taken a second look at the material I have and found a data sheet from HexTow that someone posted a link on this forum (and I can't find again) that lists:
(1). Fiber Type
Forum: rodboard 10 years ago
Robert A. Guist
Hello Glenn.
If I recall rightly the RX6 & RX7 are the same as IM6 & IM7 and if so the difference is in the Tensile Strength, IM6= 760, IM7=780Thousands of PSI, both have 40 millions Modulus of Elasticity.
If I am WRONG someone will set me straight(I'm just starting to get interested in the different aspects of blank manufacturing.
The 7 would be a little stronger for the same ma
Forum: rodboard 10 years ago
Robert A. Guist
1093. Re: feather inlay
Hello Andi.
I do the same as Don.
Tight Wraps & Purrrrrddeee Feathers.
Forum: rodboard 10 years ago
Robert A. Guist
Hello Paul.
Add Tom, Col and Phil's answers and they just about cover it.
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Forum: rodboard 10 years ago
Robert A. Guist
Hello Arthur.
I built some 9'ers with the larger #30 castaway guides and they worked great, I did not want to use a #20 butt guide with a 9000 reel plus I used Titanium for the rest of the guides because of the Salt Water.
I use the Micro Wave guides on 7' all the time now in fresh and no large reel, I don't see why an 8'er would be a problem(a lot of musky guy's use them).
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Forum: rodboard 10 years ago
Robert A. Guist
Hello James.
The only "All Metallic" thread that is truly metal, MudHole has (pg. 205) "Ultra Wire" which is a non-tarnishing copper wire (in many colors) used mostly for fly tying.
Just think of the amount of weight you can add to your rod.
Be Safe.
Forum: rodboard 10 years ago
Robert A. Guist
1097. Re: Fore grip
Hello Keith.
It depends on what you will be using the rod for, Ocean Jigging I like a 12" grip, if I am using it for inshore (Smaller Fish) or bass fishing I use either a short or no fore grip.
Tight Wraps.
Forum: rodboard 10 years ago
Robert A. Guist
1098. Re: Bogus Butt Boxes
Hello Ken.
Are you talking about the old Varmac ABC-2 Butt Caps? (Gold with Black rubber Cap, I bought mine from Thomas Forwood).
Good Luck, show us a picture when you find what you are looking for.
Forum: rodboard 10 years ago
Robert A. Guist
1099. Re: Mike Barkey
Mike was sitting in the lobby with a half dozen people sitting around and another half dozen standing around and he was explaining some technique or another, and was asking people how they did the same thing, and why they did it that way and everyone was putting in their $.02 and a lot of the time he would take what everyone said and add it to his knowledge after awhile the conversation would sta
Forum: rodboard 10 years ago
Robert A. Guist
1100. Re: marbling guides
Hello Andi.
Your Welcome.
Take Care.
Forum: rodboard 10 years ago
Robert A. Guist
1101. Re: marbling guides
Hello Andi.
I have done many rods like that, but you need to put the tape on straight and smooth, if the edge is not straight and level it can be difficult.
If you pull the tape off and the epoxy has gotten under the tape, take a hand towel dipped in either Isopropyl or Denatured Alcohol and spin the rod on the lathe holding the edge of the towel against the rod to get a straight epoxy line
Forum: rodboard 10 years ago
Robert A. Guist
1102. Re: marbling guides
Hello Jared.
I found 5 articles on "Marbling" V7#5, V7#6, V14#1, V15#4 & V16#4.
However I did not re-read the articles to see if they mentioned marbling "Guides".
Happy Reading & Colorful Swirls.
Forum: rodboard 10 years ago
Robert A. Guist
Hello Kurt.
For something light like that (I mostly do salt water stuff in the 20-30# range.) I like the Phenix Elixir FX561-1-B a 5'6" 1-4#, Lure Wt:1/32-1/4oz., Fast Action, with a .299 Butt, 4 Tip, and a Blank Wt. of .56 all for about $50.00 (MudHole sells them.)
Well let us know what you pick & how well it works out for you.
Tight Wraps.
Forum: rodboard 10 years ago
Robert A. Guist
1104. Re: spiral wrap
Hello Paul.
You need to talk to Steve Gardner.
As for searching, just put "spiral layout-frog rod" and change to all dates and read the whole thing it might be what you need, if not play with the search till you find what you need.
Forum: rodboard 10 years ago
Robert A. Guist
Hello Mick.
Yes Billy Does, every Year for quite a while.
Forum: rodboard 10 years ago
Robert A. Guist
1106. Re: Leather Foregrips
Hello Ted & Tom.
Ted the article covers everything from turning the cork too bonding the leather too setting the strip too binding the strips, all with a materials list and a source list for the materials needed.
Tom, no problem.
Forum: rodboard 10 years ago
Robert A. Guist
1107. Re: Leather Foregrips
Hello Ted & Tom.
That would be 15-5 pg. 14. "Leather Wrapped Grips".
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Forum: rodboard 10 years ago
Robert A. Guist
Hello Scott.
Did you let the paint dry a good long while (up to a week, depending on conditions) before applying the PG?
And there is the question of blank prep before painting?
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Forum: rodboard 10 years ago
Robert A. Guist
Hello Hugo.
Pac Bay (on the left) has a catalog you can read or download which has all info (including measurements) for everything they sell in it.
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Forum: rodboard 10 years ago
Robert A. Guist
Hello Ladd.
That's nice, got it in English?
Still nice to have, Thanks.
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