Thirty years or more past, when I used to wrap rods, there was a popular, heavyweight one-piece, ten foot blank for conventional casting at the Canal. I have one left, color is light brown, and I have forgotten the manufacturer and model number....1267? 1065? Fenwick? or something else. I'd appreciate somebody remembering for me. Thanks....apito

Sounds like and old Fenwich hatters heaver. Might have been a 1065 or the rare 1066. Lami had it's twinn but in black.Was a 6 m heavey.

[QUOTE=apito;1021219 30 years when I used to wrap rods, there was a popular, heavyweight one-piece, ten foot blank for conventional casting at the Canal. ,[/QUOTE]

Same here!
Hope to wrap some rods this winter and Looking for wrap gear,, looking to buy if you have some to sell.
Down the street in the SNOW, Gup

i'm not as familiar with the old fenwick numbering system, but the old lamiglas system had numbers like such:

01007 = sb1213m (10')
01165 = sb1363m (11'4")
01164 = sb1362f

those should be your most popular lami blanks from back in the day. not sure of the original s-glass numbering, or if it even existing before the new number system. s-glass blanks were more honey-brown colored vs honey-yellow of the e-glass listed above.

Guys,

Thanks for the posts....Gup, all rod building gear long gone....apito