ROD BUILDING TIPS
Safe Rod Shipping

By Richard Eklund

Here's a tip from Volume 5 - Issue #1 issue of RodMaker magazine:
Safe Rod Shipping:

RodMaker Magazine

Most of us know that PVC pipe makes a good shipping tube for fishing rods. But you still have to keep the rod from getting banged around inside the tude. I like to use the foam pipe insulation found at most any home supply or hardward store. You'll find it to be very inexpensive and a little goes a long way. I tape short 3 inch pieces around several places along the rod and slide it in the PVC tube. Add a piece of foam or crumpled paper at both the butt and tip and you are good to go. This type of packaging really protects the rod and doesn't add much weight so you save on shipping costs. ~ Richard Eklund

Publishers note:

If you have any tips or techniques, send them along! Help out your fellow rodmakers! ~ Publisher, FAOL

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