Great video, thank you. I have not done this, yet. Does the rubber cement leave a film, or light coating on the area of the blank it was used to lubricate?? If so, is it removed easily with Iso? Again, I haven't used rubber cement since 6th grade, so I have no experience with it.
Great Stuff!! Interesting that the Elmers rubber cement & the 2 part expoxy (as used on the foregrip install) are compatable (being mixed together as the grip is slid into place)...right?? Terrific video. Thank you!
@@joereid8557 Thank you very much! Would have replied to you much earier but You Tube sent your reply to me just today (9-10-22). Can say the process worked perfectly!
@@lewishurlbutt7116 I have not done this, yet. Does the rubber cement leave a film, or light coating on the area of the blank it was used to lubricate?? If so, is it removed easily with Iso? Again, I haven't used rubber cement since 6th grade, so I have no experience with it.
@@johnbye558 Yes, easily removed. Just rub hand over lubed area after seating the grip. It pretty much just rolls off once slightly dried. Believe that point was covered in the video? Anyway, process worked very well. Good luck.
Yes it will work as a lubricant but if you dont ream the cork out close enough to the size of the rod blank the cork will split. Cork will not stretch like hypolon or EVA
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Very worthwhile video. I know it has been around awhile but well worth watching.
Very clean and functional work.
Great job !!!!! IMHO.....
why did you strop making videos? they a
re some of the best on here brother
That was a fantastic job! Super efficient.
so rear grip is only rubber cement! thats awesome!
Great video, thank you. I have not done this, yet. Does the rubber cement leave a film, or light coating on the area of the blank it was used to lubricate?? If so, is it removed easily with Iso? Again, I haven't used rubber cement since 6th grade, so I have no experience with it.
The videos are great for us hobby builders. Thanks for sharing.
Thanx for hypalon handle tip...
Great information, still trying to find ways to build my ocean rod
Great Stuff!! Interesting that the Elmers rubber cement & the 2 part expoxy (as used on the foregrip install) are compatable (being mixed together as the grip is slid into place)...right?? Terrific video. Thank you!
yes the rubber cement does not affect the epoxy
@@joereid8557 Thank you very much! Would have replied to you much earier but You Tube sent your reply to me just today (9-10-22). Can say the process worked perfectly!
@@lewishurlbutt7116 I have not done this, yet. Does the rubber cement leave a film, or light coating on the area of the blank it was used to lubricate?? If so, is it removed easily with Iso? Again, I haven't used rubber cement since 6th grade, so I have no experience with it.
@@johnbye558 Yes, easily removed. Just rub hand over lubed area after seating the grip. It pretty much just rolls off once slightly dried. Believe that point was covered in the video? Anyway, process worked very well. Good luck.
Yes it will work as a lubricant but if you dont ream the cork out close enough to the size of the rod blank the cork will split. Cork will not stretch like hypolon or EVA
Really appreciate your sharing. Thanks for the great tips.
do you shape ur grip on the same rod lathe? everyone says it cant be done but after seeing this i believe they are wrong lol
yes
@@saltydawg561 thanks bro
Thanks for the video!
Thanks for sharing your
right on thanks for sharing.
i know Im kinda randomly asking but does anyone know a good place to watch new tv shows online ?
@Micah Kairo i would suggest Flixzone. Just search on google for it :)
are you located in san diego? i need a reel seat and foam installed on my jigging rod. thanks.
More please!!!
I saw your spline finder how did you make it?
thank you
What machine is that please
Well...shoot. I tried it and apparently the hulk has to push it down cause mines stuck half way 🤣🤣🤣
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Give me 1 rod