dont have a link mate but check on AliExpress or sites like that

thank you mate. much appreciated. 🍻

not as much as you are

yes

ill buy a new drill just to make you happy. which one do prefer? Makita, Milwaukee or maybe Bosch?

@@exotericfishing I got mostly Milwaukee but prefer Makita.

@@jesse10x Milwaukee sucks bro

@@exotericfishing They ok. They make tools for my trade.

much appreciated brother! cheers

it's not bad to have a new rod stashed just in case 😆 this video shows the harder way of fixing the broken tip but it keeps the rod's original looks. if u have a well-stocked tackle store in ur area, u can bring ur rod over there and ask for another tip guide. u just heat up the old one and pull it out then try the fitment of a new one. costs buck or two. u can use hot glue stick but the most secure way is to use epoxy to glue the new guide back. make sure its well centered with the rest of guides. glad the video helped and if u have any other questions, feel free to ask. cheers 🍻

Yeah I tried explaining that to my wife 😂😂😂 didn’t go that smooth 😂😂

Thanks!

thank you mate! this rod had "luck" breaking under the guide foot. i actually rewraped it again to match the other guides wrap using the regular braid for guides.

Cheers mate

thx mate 🍻 didn't have a dremel back then, got one now. also, you can get only the rings and just save some more time replacing it.

no problem bro 🍻

hahahaha u got me! it's called Magic with a lil bit of CGI. you deserve a big cookie, sir 🍪

video is made for those with IQ higher than 20. you probably watched a very gooood instructional video on How do you comment on a KZbin video 2024.

@@exotericfishing Negative. But I do recognize a moron when I see one. Tag!

Hay pero se muestra en el video completo en el canal. 🍻

haha yeah, tell me about it. i tried doing it, but the shaft was harder than the small puncher i had. even drilling through it was harder than i expected. but as u can see in the video, energy and persistence conquer all things. 😉

it's new bro

@@exotericfishing was new 10 years ago

u dont know much about drilling bro 😂

glad it helped, mate! let me know if Daiwa replies. i never had the need to buy replacement parts yet, but curious how all that works. thx 🍻

thx for suggestion. good idea! make sure to subscribe for better videos in the future! if you have any questions related to this video, feel free to ask. cheers

how can it be more work than removing old thread and epoxy and finding the tip with exact same color and size that will match perfectly the entire set of guides on that rod... and lets not mention rethreading and applying epoxy that needs hours and hours to dry. i could have replaced it with one i cut to take the ring off, but will that make it look and be like from the factory? i dont thinks so haha and yeah, its ntg less stronger!

@@exotericfishing You don't need to remove the old thread. Thread holds guides on, but the thread on the tip is just decorative because it the metal barrel fully encircles the blank. Just heat the barrel and pull it off, put the new tip on with a 5 minute epoxy and you're done.

@@exotericfishingI am trying to do this to an ultra light with a tiny guide tip for the same reason. I need a ring that’s small enough and mine are stainless steel too. What do you mean by theaded? Jw if the thread might be important for my repair.

@@LightSpinAngler if you are going to replace only the ring inside of the tip guide like i did in the video, then you dont need to worry about threading 🧵. but if you want to replace the whole guide, then u need to remove the old one by heating it up. just be careful not overheating it since you mentioned it's a UL rod, the rod tip is very thin and too much heat can damage the blank.

@@exotericfishing ahhh my mechanical side heard thread and thought nuts and bolts, I’m in the process of finding a whole new guide. Already heated up and removed with help from you and videos like yours. Planning on using some 20lb braid and HF epoxy I picked up on sale. Only a $20 micro series im working on here. Thanks!

yes sir, very similar. they belong to the same family of fish,but they grow bigger than walleye. zander is a very popular sport fish here. although they say walleye taste better 😄

@@exotericfishing Awesome! Cant say Ive ever eaten Walleye so I cant confirm or deny that claim.

use some earplugs buddy

Holds like from the factory 🏭 And yes, i used super glue, just didn't put that step in the short video. Full video is on my channel. cheers 🍻 @pLee92

thanks,glad it helped 👍 there's also a full video on the channel 🍻

hvala drug 🍻 prvi deo klipa je Okuma (malo preradjena) CX Spin na 2.70 40-80 gr. a drugi deo klipa je Formax Walker Spin 2.58 30-80. Mada sam i Walkeru promenio ceo set sprovodnika 😁

predpostavljam da mislis na Ninja 6000 LT ?

​@@exotericfishingda ninja 18 daiwa model 6000

@@martinristic6377 par drugara ih ima, probao, lepo motaju. mi pecamo uglavnom na Dunavu sa obale. e sad, kako bi se pokazale na slanoj vodi,ne bih znao da ti kazem. 6000 je negde oko 370 grama. recimo,Daiwa BG 4000 malo teza ali mozda bolji izbor za to sto ti zelis. jeste i duplo skuplja. koliko planiras grama da bacas? zivi mamci sa olovnim otezanjem kao dubinsko pecanje ili?

moje izrade. odeljem tako po nekog da se nadje. ovog iz klipa je odneo som 😢

nisam mnogo pecao na njega, ali steta, zaboravio sam kutiju sa njim i ostalim varalicama za klena na obali.

ty for watching!

no, nothing melted. i just heated up the metal so it expands and makes easier to slide the ring in.

@@exotericfishing it looks like it broke apart haha

@@shawncheecham9725 you have a whole video on the channel, check it out and it will be more clear to you 😂

a lil' bit 😂

sve je ok,hvala na pitanju Lanxi 🍻

yes,sure. why not... maybe a smaller size for float fishing.

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