CRB Guide Alignment & Reel Seat Spacer Tool

SKU: CRB-ALNMT
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CRB Guide Alignment & Reel Seat Spacer Tool

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CRB has proven yet again why it is the premier brand in Tackle Crafting tools and equipment in the world with the addition of the CRB-ALNMT Alignment Sight and Reel Seat spacer.

This simple but effective tool takes the guesswork out of reel seat mounting. Its bead sight allows builders to align their seats easily and accurately with their spine marks during the handle construction process. The mounting foot profile is based off industry standard reel size and makes installing popular split reel seats a breeze. Easy to use and exceptional value to boot, you won't regret adding this cool new rod building tool to your line up.

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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

Customer Reviews

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Harold Smith (Vinton, VA, US)

CRB Guide Alignment & Reel Seat Spacer Tool

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Joseph Rizzo (Fort Walton Beach, FL, US)
Nice alignment tool

This makes it much easier to look down the real seat to make sure your guides are perfect with the real seat and saves a lot of time not having to constantly try to eyeball it down the Reel seat center for perfectly straight aligned guides and lining up the Reel seat to the spine marked. I’m a beginner and this is help me out tremendously.

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Michael (Chicago, IL, US)
Worked great

Worked great for what I needed.

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Thomas Stalzer (Monroe, NY, US)
Guide alignment

Looks like a good tool for lining up guides. Presently I’m in the process.

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Mike Michaud (Torrington, CT, US)
Great tool for split grips

This tool is great for aligning split grips and making sure your insert isn’t to short for the reel foot. If you’re using split grips it’s one tool you should have.

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