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Lamiglas Surf Fishing Rod Repair 2013
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Repair a severely broken Lamiglas surf fishing rod. Custom surf rods these days can cost $200 to $400. So before you toss your rod into the garbage, or use it for a tomato patch stake or try to convience Lamiglas that the rod broke suddenly due to a manufacturer defect, try a repair job. This repair will probably be stronger than the original rod just a bit shorter. The video is not perfect but...
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Van Staal Reel Radial Bearing & Pinion Gear removal
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Striper Surf Club tip video presented by member Jim Coucoulas. Removing the guide sleeve, radial bearing and the pinion gear from a Van Staal reel.
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Striper Surf Club "Get the Lead Out" Part I Bucktail and Sinker making
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Where can I get that tool you made to remove lock ring.
Best thing is get a watch wrench or watch back removel tool . They are pretty cheap on amazon
Thanks for sharing ! guess i have been doing correct
I own a van stall VS 200 and VS 150 and recently noticed a rottor wobble. is this normal for van staal vs reels ? thank you
definitely not normal
perfect job...best so far....
Thanks!!!
How much does it cost to have those replaced?
Absolutely the best repair video for broken rods I have found to date. Thank you so much for taking the time to do this video. I've got a broken rod repair job coming in, so I'm definitely going to put your technique to work. Will let you know how it comes out.
Nice job!
The liquid metal mold is genius good tip
U probably don't want to breathe those lead fumes....
neither do the neighbors and their kids, probably ...
muito bom
Good video on working with lead. Instead of the C-clamp, have you tried using a Vise Grip clamp instead? You can pour fast and furious with that set up.
"Inserting the connecting piece of blank through the base of the broken rod" Right on!! You will not believe how many videos are out there were the connecting piece is filed down and inserted from the top (ergo does not really fit) and often the same clowns use far too short of a piece....... FAIL!! Your vid is great and you know what you are doing! Well down and keeps on fishing!!
Thanks! By adding the blank through the bottom you maintain the strength of the blank while making the repair easier and much more secure. Doing through the top of the rod is only asking for trouble later on. Thanks again! Steve
I just seen a repair video where the guy used a 4 to 5 inch piece of wood dowel that he sanded down and stuffed through the top to repair the rod. I don't think I would want to even try fishing with that rod after he was done. Might be good for a wall decoration.
Ah. I see. I have a rod that I am going to repair. As I was removing the real seat, I cut too deep and cut the graphite. So I cut it clean and inserted a smaller blank as you did. I am awaiting my 2 part epoxy in the mail from Mudhole. I was wondering if I can use anything from homedepot so I can save some of the epoxy for my handles
Yes, you can use any good high strength two part epoxy that is made for fiberglass or graphite. Just avoid using any of the cheap 5 minute epoxy (they don't hold up as well) You can use the Loctite brand that sets in 5 minutes and cures in 24 hours make sure they are mixed well.
What does a repair like that cost for a $400.00 custom rod... $100.00 to $150.00... So now he has $500.00 to $550.00 in a broken rod... Right... The best advice is NOT buy custom rods they always break... More than likely that rod broke because the builder did NOT spline the rod before the build...
+Z71Ranger The cost of the repair for a DIY was about ten to fifteen dollars mostly in expoxy, flexcoat and threading. I stated at the beginning of the video that I built the rod myself and I did spline it correctly. I also stated that the guy who broke the rod fell off a rock when hit by a wave while fishing Montauk Point, NY and stepped on the rod breaking it in two pieces. That had nothing to do with the rod being a custom made rod nor not being splined. It had to do with it being broken by a fall. The video, although not perfect, only explains how to repair it by DIY. I only charged my friend the cost of the repair which as I said was $15.00. As far as using custom fishing rod over factory made rods, that is a matter of opinion but if you ask any hardcore surfcaster fishing in the Northeast, custom is the only way to go. They cast better, hold up better, and handle big fish over 30 pounds much better than most factory rods. Factory rods are rarely splined correctly. I have built probably 30+ surf fishing rods over the last few years, mostly for friends and myself. I don't have a rod building business of my own. It's more of a hobby during the winter doldrums.
+Z71Ranger Most rod failures are human error, its the owner who causes the breakage 9 out of 10 times. Incorrect sinker or lure weight when casting. High sticking the rod. The new lighter thin walled graphite rods must be handled with care, knocking them hard against other objects won't help either.
nice work that is a lost tallent most today just buy rods from walmart just like lures its rare to see someone who does art work like that
Thanks!
problem is that even though the repair can look visually perfect, the parabolic arch of the rod has been totally jacked. better to use it for a tomato stake and learn to hop rocks without falling down.
Yes the parabolic arch does change a bit. It's almost like fishing with a two piece rater than a one piece. I have done this repair on 4 rods. Some rods snapped in half as the one above and others as close to 12 inches from the top. Today all rods are still working well and have caught fish as big as a 48 pound brown shark and held up well. If you can afford a new $350 custom rod then use the broken one as a tomato spike but if you can't then get it repaired. It's a cheap fix for your primary rod or a back up.
Great diy. Going to go repair my Penn Carnage rod right now!
Best of luck!
Nice job Steve. You also have the best surf belt out there, really well made. You do a short video on it. I got I from you a couple of yrs ago, still looks new while everything else I wear is falling apart.
Thanks Tony. Enjoy the belt! Not much to talk on video about a surf belt :) I'm glad a lot of surfrats are using it.
ok cool thats what i thought ....good stuff
Good video...I work at a rod repair shop in Florida on the Gulf Coast. You did a good job of explaining and showing a repair. I was wondering....do you live on the East coast?
David Thanks, I live on Long lsland NY. I build mostly surf fishing rods as a hobby.
Nice work - thanks for posting. I had $400 name-brand 80# graphite trolling rod break like that nearer the butt when a 12 lb skipjack tuna twisted the rod at the boat. The brand new rod was locked into the rod holder and the fish swam under the front of the boat and the bent rod twisted 180 degrees and completely shattered. They replaced it under warranty no questions asked. I'd like to try building a rod someday but the decreasing cost and increasing quality of the import rods makes it hard to justify.
The imports are geting better and as long as you have a life time warranty its tough to justify building one. In the case of my buddy's broken Lamiglas he knew that Lami wouldn't warranty a rod he stepped on. Even if Lami did warranty the blank they would have charged him about $100.00 for shipping the new blank
Your can repair it using this method. You will need to make sure you have a small sacrifical rod to insert from the bottow of the blank
Hey ya i have a lemax platinum rod and is is broken bad like yours and it is a small rod so can i fix it using this way or there is a batter way
Thanks for your comments. My buddy is back to sticking fish with his repaired rod.
Glad your buddy is safe. Those waves!!! great video thanks for sharing your wisdom
Thanks Ken I hope it helped
Informative and precise video. Thank you.
It depends how long the vertical crack is and does it penetrate the rod. If the crack goes deep into the blank then the outer wall of the blank will be weakened. You could try re-enforcing the blank by wrapping the out wall with "D" thread before flex-coating it. But cracks have a tendency to spread and weaken the rod. If the crack is not too long then I would cut out the bad part and join the rod together. Best of luck! Steve
Buena suerte con sus reparaciones varilla y muchas gracias!
Gracias por subir este buen video y compartir los conocimientos,no hay videos profesionales de este tipo, a veces tenemos cañas que apreciamos que no es facil desecharla y comprar otra, hoy repare 2 bait casting 7 ft. MH, una Abu Garcia y otra American Rodsmiths, rotas 6 pulgadas antes de la punta (tip), aplique tu tecnica insertando parte de una caña, misma que lije para que diera el diametro y poder insertarla, aplique resina para fibra de vidrio en exterior espero resista, saludos Reynosa Mex
Good luck. Rod building is failry easy once you get the basics down. There are several books and videos on the market that are pretty good
sure learned a lot great video,haven't made a rod yet. I am going to build my own rod wrapping machine and just start repaing for now until I learn to wrap.
HI!