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Both share a common butt 1.75 and 2.0 lb test.
You can buy them in blank form as a twin tip - that is 1 butt section and 2 (1.75 and 2lb) tips.
Made lots both in single and double tips form.
Sold a very nice 1.75 yesterday, made from a new chestnut brown blank that Harrison stopped quite a few...
Yup, lots of discussion on some rod building forums and seem to be the current 'darling' of the rod blanks.............until the nextb one comes along.
Cheers
Bob
Loved the Chimera 2, was indifferent about the 3 and Flood and Snag.
Went over to the Torrix blank when they came out, but now building a Chimera 2 and Chimera 1 for me and also a Chimera 1.25.
Picture of my old Chimera 2 from 200x something.
Cheers
Bob
Yes, part of the Century Eliminator range T 700 to T 1200. SGT = solid glass tip (I think and on some in the range).
Got the T800 and T900 besides others.
Cheers
Bob
Yes, as a past owner of some Century Pulse rods should have remembered as used the arrangement myself on my Chimera 2's for adding/fitting quiver tips. Still got them somewhere.
Cheers
Bob
Bought a made up rod on a number of occasions for the 'blank' and modded them.
Missed a couple of Infinitys last week at £200 each.
With the price of blanks and courier costs it's not as daft as it seems.
Cheers
Bob
Sorry to hear of this and one of the reasons I gave up making rods as a proper business sometime back.
As you have discovered UPS and all other couriers won't cover rods even if you take out extra insurance on them.
Been caught a few times when couriers have destroyed a or a consignment of rods...
I have EVA/Duplon on some of my carp and Daiwa Ivan Marks Whisker Kevlar and other float rods from years back and personally dislike the stuff because of its feel (especially when wet) and other aspects.
I'm not surprised at manufacturers using it as it is generally much cheaper, more...
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