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A collection of fly rod building videos intended to help explain some of the processes required when putting together one of our Ready To Wrap Fly Rod Building Kits.
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Fly Rod Building with Epic Ambassador Peter Corzilius as he shows how to glue a Cap & Ring reel seat and grip on a fly rod. For the demonstration Peter is putting together an EpicReady to Wrap Fly Rod Kits - in this case, the Epic 370,3 weight fly rod building kit
Fly Rod Building with Epic Ambassador Peter Corzilius as he shows how to apply epoxy finish to guide wraps on a fly rod. For the demonstration Peter is putting together an Epic Ready to Wrap Fly Rod Building Kit - in this case, the Epic 370, 3 weight fly rod.
Fly Rod Building with Epic Ambassador Peter Corzilius as he shows how to find the spine (not spline) on a fly rod blank and mark out the guide spacings. For the demonstration Peter is putting together an Epic Ready to Wrap Fly Rod Kits - in this case, the Epic 370, 3 weight fly rod building kit. * This is often mistakenly referred to a "Splining" - wich is incorrect, the correct term is Splining, i.e to find the spine.
Guide spacing for Epic blanks can be found on our fly rod guide spacing page here
Wrapping Guides. Fly Rod Building with Epic Ambassador Peter Corzilius as he shows how to wrap the snake guides on a fly rod blank. For the demonstration Peter is putting together an Epic Ready to Wrap Fly Rod Building Kit - in this case, the Epic 370, 3 weight fly rod kit
Fly Rod Building with Epic Ambassador Peter Corzilius as he shows how to prepare and assemble the cork skeleton reel seat on the Epic 370 Fly Rod Building Kit. For the demonstration Peter is putting together an Epic Ready to Wrap Fly Rod Building Kit - in this case, the Epic 370, 3 weight fly rod.
Close up Fly Rod Building with Epic Ambassador Peter Corzilius as he shows how to wrap the guides on a fly rod. For the demonstration Peter is putting together an Epic Ready to Wrap Fly Rod Building Kit - in this case, the Epic 686, 6 weight fly rod.
Fly Rod Building with Epic Ambassador Peter Corzilius shows how to fit a grip and fighting butt on a fly rod. For the demonstration Peter is putting together an Epic Ready to Wrap Fly Rod Building Kit - in this case, the Epic 686, 6 weight fly rod building kit
Unboxing the Epic 686 Ready to Wrap Fly Rod Building Kit. Fly Rod Building with Epic Ambassador Peter Corzilius as he unboxes the Epic 686 Ready to wrap fly rod building kit. For the demonstration Peter is putting together an Epic Ready to Wrap Fly Rod Building Kit - in this case, the Epic 686, 6 weight fly rod.
Fly Rod Building with Epic Ambassador Peter Corzilius unboxes the Epic 370, 3 weight fly rod building kit
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What exactly is Graphene and why use Graphene in fly rod manufacture?
Graphene is the name for an atom-thick honeycomb layer of carbon atoms.
Harder than diamond yet more elastic than rubber; tougher than steel yet lighter than aluminium. Graphene is the strongest known material.
