Hello,
One of my recent acquisitions is the latest Corto Prototype from Olympic, 612L-T. The rod has a tubular tip with 1.0 mm diameter right below the top guide. The rod is mind-blowing, steely, elegant... (I know these epithets can be overused, but I've fished a large number of top tier light game rods, so consider the source). What I'm trying to understand is this: how thin is the mandrel supposed to be at the top for rolling this thin of a tip? I know Graphiteleader are the experts in this field (hence the name) but I'm genuinely curios how far the rod engineering has come in recent years.
Thanks in advance for responses.
Rod engineering question
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Re: Rod engineering question
I'm honestly surprised Basalt fibre hasn't made its way into a graphite composite yet?