This is RodBuilding Episode #17 Rod Guide Rebuild

In this episode of “This is RodBuilding,” Gary rebuilds a rod for American Tackle ProStaffer Sebastian Calinescu with MicroWave Guides. Gary goes through the different processes, tips, and tricks to make this repair easier for you.
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[@colterschwenke1240]

Thank you sir! Lots of good little tips and tricks to make removing guides easier!

[@truecustomrods6937]

Your welcome thanks for watching

[@johnnguyen3468]

Great tip with the thread and alcohol,

[@truecustomrods6937]

Thanks John hope it helps you

[@MrPerforations]

like the heat the knife instead, excellent idea. thank you.

[@thomaslevely6074]

Hello. A short question. If you remove the old guides and you replace them with more micro guides. You don't put at the same places the new guides and what's about the marks of the painting blank where the old guides were ? Do you need to paint the rid blank again ? Because you will se quitte a lot ?! Thanks for the information. Continue your movies. I love them.

[@ChefAlexSocci]

Is there any particular reason you recommend using a torch/burner over a heat gun? In all my experience needing heat for tasks the heat gun has been a much better tool. Please elaborate, thanks!!!!

[@allaboutfishing1699]

Did you grind the guide feet or did you wrap them straight from the packet. A video on grinding guide feet would be great as that is probably where most builders struggle.

[@truecustomrods6937]

This depends on the guides, i tend to grind larger guide feet more, but generally AT guides are pre ground for the most part. Thanks for watching!

[@allaboutfishing1699]

@True Custom Rods Thanks Gary

[@pesc.a.vventura]

Hi, great videos, but I'm not understanding how to determine the guide position

[@eldridgeburrows9570]

What is that vise you used to clamp and cut a rod blank ?