Butt Wrap Alignment Tool
Product Details
The Butt Wrap Alignment Tool streamlines the process of laying out and aligning even the most complex decorative wraps! The V-notch base cradles and centers the blank perfectly while the attached aluminum straight edge allows builders to line up the crosses of butt-wraps on any axis. In addition, a built-in sightline through the base allows for a perfect 180 degree view to accurately mark your rod blank. Molded rubber feet on the bottom and back of the base provide a steady, non-slip grip on your workbench while rotating the alignment tool.
Whether you are an expert doing intricate wraps or a novice trying your first diamond wrap the CRB-BWAT will help take your decorative work to the next level.
Features & Benefits
- Easily lay out and align all decorative cross-wraps.
- See through V-Notch base for accurate 180 degree marks
- Features Molded Embossed 12" Ruler with 1/16" increments as well as metric measurements
- Adjustable Aluminum Straight Edge
- Can be used with blanks larger than .350" O.D.
Warning: California's Proposition 65
Proposition 65 Warning
CA WARNING.
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to https://www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
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This tool is awesome definitely a must have for anyone wanting to start applying decorative wraps to their customs 100% recommended to everyone even experienced rod builders that do not own one already should invest in this tool you won't be disappointed
Very easy tool to use and accurate every time
Love the idea and the set up but it has its flaws. As it’s been pointed out… the metric side is missing a mm hash-mark between 0 and 1. The screws are difficult to adjust as the springs have to get pretty tight to hold a smaller blank down tight enough to roll it over for the 180° window to be used. Need to find something other than a Sharpie to make my marks since the metals ruler makes the Sharpie ink “run” on the blank.
Did old school with a string before. Seems simpler but I did notice the smaller ultra light rods don’t fit tight when the measuring tool is lowered. Overall a big difference from the old school method. Maybe make the V notch not as deep for smaller rods.
I have only used it once so far and it is much better then the old model.
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