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jrlmsla wrote: ↑February 24th, 2021, 8:05 am

Yoda wrote:Kind of watch related, at least one is "watching" when doing this.
A 26 year old ATH S1 fly reel which had a frozen roller bearing.
An easy fix after doing some thinking.

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Ari T Hart Reels are truely works of art. I’m jealous!

The funny thing is that it initially was sent to a pro who claimed that it was not possible to repair it, "not possible" was not at home when I knocked the door....

I agree, it is a very special fly reel and most sought after, this one is now in the $500-$600 range. There is a disc brake system inside the aluminum hub and the roller bearing is one of those which goes forward freely and it locks if you try to spin backwards.

Faux-lite bezel 1.0
Still need to work out the kinks. Like refrain from touching until it dries. But it’s a start

jrlmsla wrote:Faux-lite bezel 1.0
Still need to work out the kinks. Like refrain from touching until it dries. But it’s a start

Very nice colour combination and I like the dome effects too! Please do post some pictures of the full build when it's done k.

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VanSong wrote:

jrlmsla wrote:Faux-lite bezel 1.0
Still need to work out the kinks. Like refrain from touching until it dries. But it’s a start

Very nice colour combination and I like the dome effects too! Please do post some pictures of the full build when it's done k.

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Will do. Slow moving like all my builds

Yoda wrote:

jrlmsla wrote: ↑February 24th, 2021, 8:05 am

Yoda wrote:Kind of watch related, at least one is "watching" when doing this.
A 26 year old ATH S1 fly reel which had a frozen roller bearing.
An easy fix after doing some thinking.

20210224_124035_resized_1.jpg20210224_124108_resized_1.jpg20210224_130847_resized_1.jpg20210224_130936_resized_1.jpg20210224_133247_resized_1.jpg20210224_133306_resized_1.jpg20210224_141117_resized_1.jpg

Ari T Hart Reels are truely works of art. I’m jealous!

The funny thing is that it initially was sent to a pro who claimed that it was not possible to repair it, "not possible" was not at home when I knocked the door....

I agree, it is a very special fly reel and most sought after, this one is now in the $500-$600 range. There is a disc brake system inside the aluminum hub and the roller bearing is one of those which goes forward freely and it locks if you try to spin backwards.

Ok M, I am convinced that you can fix about anything you set out to. Very talented indeed!

Oh and a very nice reel as well.

Just tired of wrong size/diameter spring bars from any manufacture for my 6152 builds. As we use to say here - If you want something to be done properly, then do it yourself. All parts are stainless steel. Now I’m satisfied.

Belkin12 wrote: ↑February 26th, 2021, 10:03 am Just tired of wrong size/diameter spring bars from any manufacture for my 6162 builds. As we use to say here - If you want something to be done properly, then do it yourself. Now I’m satisfied.

Belkin12 wrote:Just tired of wrong size/diameter spring bars from any manufacture for my 6162 builds. As we use to say here - If you want something to be done properly, then do it yourself. Now I’m satisfied.

Do you offer that or is just a one-off occasion?

Belkin12 wrote: ↑February 26th, 2021, 10:03 am Just tired of wrong size/diameter spring bars from any manufacture for my 6162 builds. As we use to say here - If you want something to be done properly, then do it yourself. Now I’m satisfied.

Splendid!

Emilio wrote: ↑February 26th, 2021, 11:53 am

Do you offer that or is just a one-off occasion?
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Occasionally. It's a way smarter to manufacture them at a factory by thousands, not hand made piece by piece