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CaneBuilder
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Information on all things relating to bamboo rod making. Making cane rods is a great hobby with extremely satisfying results.
Ferrule Honing for bamboo rod making
Insights in to improving your ferrule fit by using a honing tool to help correct the out of round condition commonly found on ferrules.
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Final fitting a male ferrule for bamboo rod making
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A simple approach to fitting a male ferrule slide on Nickel silver ferrules
Making nickel silver reel seat for fly rod
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A simple sliding band reel seat made from 752 alloy NS tube.
Lapping a female ferrule for bamboo rods
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Lapping a female ferrule for bamboo rod making to improve the male/female ferrule connection.
Canadian Cane 2017
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A short movie by Michel Sylvestre filmed at the Canadian Cane Gathering, May 2017 in Fergus, Ontario.
Getting started in rodmaking
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Information about learning to build bamboo fly rods.
Books on rodmaking
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Brief overview of books on bamboo rod making and bamboo rodmakers. I reposted this video as the quality was low, so here it its in a bigger file, much more resolution.
Holder for dial indicator for bamboo rod making and 60 deg. point
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A workaround for holding a dial indicator for rod making and a simple way to make your own 60 degree point with a lathe.
Pinning Ferrules for bamboo rods Part II
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The final stages of pinning a nickel silver ferrule for a bamboo rod.
About dial indicators for bamboo rodmaking
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An overview of dial indicators for bamboo rod making including selection and calibration.
Using ferrule cutters for Bamboo PART 2
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Using ferrule cutters for Bamboo PART 2
Using ferrule cutters for Bamboo PART 1
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Using ferrule cutters for Bamboo PART 1
Wow, this is an awesome idea. Thank you so much
You pin your ferrules, why do you not crown your ferrules and use no pins?
Friend, what a good video, I'm from Colombia and I haven't been able to get the base for the watch. I would be immensely grateful if you can guide me to make one.
at $50 a throw for NS sliding band hardware, I'm thinking about venturing into this. Don Schroeder has been convincing to do it for years! I keep thinking I'd practice on brass tube since NS tube is unobtanium.
I'd love to have a fishing library
Well done. Thank you for your time!
Great information. Thank you!
Great book selection. This needed to be done.
Thei is great! Thanks for doing this.
I've just restarted making bamboo fly rods and walked away from the craft because I couldn't get my ferrules to fit. This particular video was really helpful BUT I have one question. What is holding the female ferrule on the lathe and why does the female ferrule not pull off whatever is holding it on the lathe when the male ferrule is inserted and then pulled out of the female ferrule?
I think for most builders it is easier to fit the ferrules on the rod as long as you have a lathe. In the video the male ferrule is mounted on a drill blank and simply friction fit in place it holds pretty well. If you hold it while pulling on the female ferrule it tends to stay in place. Drill blanks are inexpensive and sold in fractional sizes which matches your ferrule size. McMaster CArr would have them so order 10/64 through 18/64 (5/32 -9/32)
Awesome work, great video. I want to do something similar. New to rod building but i have a machine lathe. Not quite as big as yours. How does the sliding ring secure?
You have a gift for teaching, hope you make more videos!
I’m a bit jealous of your scraper sharpening skill. Ever try a concave edge?
Cool tool and good info, thanks!
Is it possible to use a flat router bit on this to square up strips? Thanks James.
No, this is not a feature of this machine.
@@canebuilder3520 Thank you for the clarification James, much appreciated.
Thank You!
James- wow not a single comment on this great video. I just wanted you to know how much I enjoy and appreciate this video and the many others you've posted. I have learned a ton from your channel and I have incorporated a great deal of what you've shown into my own rod making hobby. Thank you!
Kinds words are much appreciated, I always wonder who watches these things, great to hear you are enjoying the hobby.
The commercial mandrel was purchased at KBC Tools
An outstanding and patient tutorial. Finishing out my first ever bamboo blank in the strings this winter. Hope you are checking for comments... For the latheless, is it better to use a drill press (vertically) to fit ferrules vs. the electric drill jig/trick?? Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
I would guess the end result is similar, use what you have and take your time to sort out your methodology.
@@canebuilder3520 Great to hear from you Thank you.
Your videos are informative will you make more videos my comment to you respect back to you from #YSW
Will it handle salmon rods?
Yes, no problem, I have run .300" strips with no problem. A friend built a Payne taper 12' two handed rod with ease on the machine. That is the largest project I have done.
@@canebuilder3520 Makes it pretty tempting...lots to hog out there!
I am thinking of purchasing one of these machines.... but I was wondering if your bamboo strip have to be perfectly straight?... can it have a slight curve to it?
Like most rods you need to do a good job with your node preparation and get the nodes clean and straight. Those “sweeps” you get between the nodes, if gentle, are no problem. Your strips do not need to be dead straight.
Where can I buy ferrule cutters
Where can I purchase a Canadian Cane hat?
Thanks for posting, that was one of the better lessons I’ve seen on this topic. I also reside in the GTA, and have built 1 rod - almost 2 if you include duplication of certain steps;) I slightly over cut my ferrule, but not enough to ruin it. I was going to ask why you didn’t finish the final fit in the lathe, until you mentioned the “leverage” when it’s installed on the blank which will make a difference. Looking forward to watching the rest of your clips.
Great to see you back, James! Your tutorials are the best.
Where can one purchase the honing stones you used? What is the purpose of the socket head machine screw between the micrometer and the stones ?
The SHCS acts a hard stop to prevent you from undercutting the part if the micrometer head is accidentally adjusted incorrectly. You can reach me at canebuilder@gmail.com
Great video!
Hi James, Is that a Harrison 10" AA? Thanks for all your great videos
The lathe is a Harrison L5A/140, it has a swing of 11 1/2” with an L00 spindle, run on a 3 ph motor with a VFD
@@canebuilder3520 Nice machine! I recently bought a Harrison AA 13", so I get excited every time I see a Harrison
Thank you for these videos. I have always had problems with getting my ferrules to fit correctly. I was taught to do this process after the ferrule was on the rod. Very hard to do this way... I purchased a set of ferrule mandrills, 3M WetorDry Polishing paper, and 500 grit diamond compound. Got on my Sherline lathe and cleaned the females, then sanded the males to fit the females. This is going to make ferrule installation so much easier! Thanks for taking the time to share your processes! Look forward for more!
Why wait until the rod is glued up and you can't fix anything to check the dimensions. Bind it up without glue, check the dimensions and work on the strips until you do get it right before gluing.
I don’t need to because with the vblock I get a reliable, repeatable correct dimension. Of course if you are not achieving that with your methodology then you can bind and measure but that is more work,. Like all things, it it works for you, stick with it. The block also helps measure individual strips to make each one uniform which leads to straighter sections.
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Thx for the Video !!!
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James, glad to see this male ferrule fitting process. It's been a couple years since your last video on ferrule work (Lapping a female ferrule for bamboo rods). Would really like to see a video on your using your male ferrule hone. Thanks.
Thanks, this is really helpful. Jay
Thank you for the video! Got a few books myself, will get a few thanks to your description
This looks like an excellent collection of reference material. Thank you for posting. Have you considered writing a book yourself?
The cutter is a custom cutter, you will need to find someone in Korea to make the 60 degree cutter or modify a commercial cutter
Hello, I am making a fishing rod in Korea. Your video has been a lot of reference for me. I'm going to make the same thing as your machine after watching this video. But where I am, you can't get the bits installed on your machine. Let me know how I can get your beat.
Where can I purchase a set
Contact canebuilder@gmail.com for purchasing information.
@@canebuilder3520 where did u get those cutters from
@@dariuswhite9138 I made them, set of 11 cutters 8-18, very handy! I do sell them so email me if you are interested.
@@canebuilder3520 how can I get my hands on a set
@@dariuswhite9138 Send me an email to canebuilder@gmail.com
I tried this with a Grobet #1 double cut file and a piece of brass and I ended up loading up the file with brass particles. Can you give me any advice? Thanks
I have always used a piece of aluminum, brass is so soft, so I know aluminum works 1/2" square is what I use, give that a whirl, it should push the brass right out, good luck.
CaneBuilder thanks for the quick response, will try aluminum
How do I get a V block?
Email canebuilder@gmail.com and I can gIve you the details
Great job
Great to see you posting again James!
thank you ! just what i was looking for!!
Hi James do you still have any of these available for sale?
contact canebuilder@gmail.com to purchase
I really love your videos and I'm glad you linked them on the Classic Rod Forum. I first watched your video on dial indicators after you posted about it over there and I have watched many of the others multiple times. You need to be thanked for sharing your knowledge like this. So, thank you!
Many thanks for the kinds words, a few "thank yous" will keep me going!
This is amazing
Good night James. Thanks for the informations congratulations for the video. James could not calibrate my Dial it rotates clockwise and I was a bit confused about .508 could indicate or send information on how to do this. Cesar.quelonio@outlook.com. Thank you James.
Hola Cesar! I am not sure I understand your question completely, there should be two sets of numbers on your dial, big numbers that are clockwise and a smaller set of numbers that are counter-clockwise. You need to read the smaller numbers and ignore the big numbers. I use a special standard to calibrate but you can do it another way. With the indicator on a FLAT surface, set it to read .001" on the smaller number which is .oo1" to the left. Then take two coins, measure the coins with a micrometer then set the indicator on the coins and the dial should read the thickness of the coin plus the .001" that you had to start, and of course this is reading the small set of numbers. I hope this helps, if not we will keep trying.
Now I know what you are asking, the .508" is using the .5 on the mini dial that reads the 10th of an inch. For clockwise indicators I suggest setting that .500 instead of .000". this allows plenty of travel. So set your indicator at .501" small numbers as your ZERO reference. I know this is confusing this is the way to go for first establishing a zero reference. Does this make sense?
Oi James, obrigado. Exatamente o que eu pedi, desculpe, mau Inglês. James eu estou fazendo a minha forma de planejamento que realmente tem que fazer tudo porque não temos nada. Fiz hoje um "buraco = .125 1/8 em um bloco de metal e colocar meu Dial com 60 ° ponta soltando a base eu tenho que. 108 a leitura dos números pequenos e com muitas voltas anti-horário será que agora eu tenho um verdadeira leitura ???? como posso saber as medidas que eu estou fazendo de Groven em "V" são verdadeiras ?? Graças.
Parece que você o fez corretamente. Se o mostrador indica .108" no orifício e perto de .000" numa superfície plana o indicador está calibrado corretamente. Use o indicador para definir as formas. Depois de usar um plano de mão para dimensionar uma seção de bambu você pode verificar com um micrômetro, você deve estar muito perto. It looks like you have done it correctly. If your dial indicates .108" in the hole and close to .000" on a flat surface your indicator is calibrated correctly. Use the indicator to set your forms. Then after using a hand plane to dimension a section of bamboo you can check it with a micrometer, you should be very close.
Obrigado James vou seguindo seus ensinamentos muito importante a um aprendiz que sou fraternal Abraço.
hi, how can i get from this machine? have online store web?
genuinebellinger.com
Thanks ,my regards