How to Tie Off and Burnish Your Under Wraps: Custom Rod Building

In this video I demonstrate a couple techniques you can use to hide the working ends of your thread during while creating under wraps, and when tying off an over or under wrap during your next custom rod build.
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[@theflipsidevids]

Thank you for taking time to teach all us newbies how to build beautiful rods! It is much appreciated!

[@reelbluecustomrods]

You are very welcome, and thank you for watching and supporting the channel. I really appreciate it.

[@FishingLouisiana2020]

I enjoyed the video, looking forward to the next one.

[@reelbluecustomrods]

The hank you and glad you enjoyed it.

[@theduck9939]

Thanks John always good to be reminded of the fundamentals.

[@reelbluecustomrods]

Thank you for watching 🦆

[@ramoutdoors6415]

Well done and nice work John, thumbs up to man!!! I see Ive missed the last fews vids. Will get caught up on them, been busy lol. Richard from Kansas;)

[@reelbluecustomrods]

Thank you Richard and it means a lot. Thanks for watching and your continued support.

[@jakelawrence9938]

wondering if you epoxy your under wraps before adding a roller guide to a under wrap or do u do the under wrap, then place guide double over wrap then epoxy it all with a low build epoxy

[@reelbluecustomrods]

@@jakelawrence9938 - it depends sometimes, but most of the time I do the later and use light build finish to make sure it soaks all the way through.

[@Red_7_rods]

Have you used Fuji Prisma and would it be a good use for a tiger wrap?

[@reelbluecustomrods]

I’ve used it, and would try pretty much anything when it comes to creating a Tiger wrap.

[@jccustomepesca6855]

Muito bom

[@reelbluecustomrods]

Thank you very much.

[@mastrsk8]

Can you show me how to do that one handed? 😂

[@reelbluecustomrods]

😂😂😂