"Rutilus, Rutilus.."

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Tengisgol
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Hurry up Paul!

Has anyone got his number so we can get him out of bed? :laugh:
Where the willows meet the water...

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Paul F
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Tengisgol wrote: Mon Dec 25, 2017 8:24 am Hurry up Paul!

Has anyone got his number so we can get him out of bed? :laugh:
I’m up, going to open it soon :Wink:

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Here it is chaps, I will let the photo’s do the talking, then I will give you some specifications :Thumb:
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Leszek is going to add photo’s of the build, but the specifications are;

3 3/4” narrow, shallow solid core drum with outer ventilation holes.

Dark wooden back to almost look black (sorry I forgot what wood it is). I wanted a small minimalist spine to not detract from the beautiful wood.

Plain copy cat handles of the Hardy conquest design, so the line does not catch, plain yes but the design in my opinion is the best, so why change!

Leszek attached a label stating
Face run out 0.0006”
Periphery T.I.R 0.0006”
I’m not sure what it really means apart from it is precision engineering :Hat:

My Christmas break at my mums started badly( I won’t bore you) but Leszek has just made it better, thank you so much :Hat:

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Happy Christmas Paul!

The backplate is made from Turkish walnut with rosewood inlay on the outside, with gunmetal and brass metalwork.

TiR means 'Total indicated reading', the total run-out as shown on a dial test indicator. In your case, it's about as good as it is possible to get!

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"Are not two sparrows sold for a farthing? Yet one of them shall not fall without your Father knoweth" ..Jesus of Nazareth, King James AV

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Gosh...shes a real beauty :drool:
Love all the details in the reel and overall look as well as the whole package of paperwork etc that comes with the reel .
A lovely lovely thing .

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Oh my word, beyond genius...
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Fabulous design and build, perfect for Christmas.
If you have no grease with you, and your rings are full of ice, do not cut out the ice with a pen-knife but get your man to put the rings one by one in his mouth, and so to thaw the ice.
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It is absolutely wonderful. Congratulations to you Paul for being the proud owner of this fine reel. How you held off opening it until today I will never know..

Well done to Leszek for creating another outstanding piece of engineering art. :clap: :clap:

Merry Christmas everyone.

Wal.

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:Hat: Well done you two, that is a thing of understated grace and beauty :Hat:

Paul - hope all is well now... look forward to seeing the reel in the flesh some time in the year ahead :Thumb:

Leszek - hope you are still taking it easy and looking after yourself.

:cheers: Cheers :cheers:

Steve

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