Fly rod cabinet

I was looking for a rod cabinet and found three in the internet for 2000 to
3000 dollars.
WOW

So now I am thinking about using my buddies wood shop and build my own.
Does any one know of somewhere that has plans for a rod and tackle cabinet?

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Mark F. wrote:
I was looking for a rod cabinet and found three in the internet for 2000 to
3000 dollars.
WOW

So now I am thinking about using my buddies wood shop and build my own.
Does any one know of somewhere that has plans for a rod and tackle cabinet?

Mark,
I have a fair collection of woodworking plans. Let me know a little more
specifically what you are thinking of building. You can point me to a
link that you think aproximates what you are considering and I will look
and see if I have something close. You can always modify an existing
plan to fit your needs. I am currently building a flytying desk from an
altered pedestal desk. There are some plans for gun cabinets that can
easily be converted to hold fly rods or fly rod tubes.

Philski

Hi Philski,

I was thinking of a cabinet that on one side I could put my two (I assume I
will buy more, I always do)2 piece rods in there cases, and I have 3, four
piece rods. Then I was thinking some small draws would be nice to put my
reels ad fly boxes in. And a glass front may or maybe not.
So it would be about 6 ft high and 2 to 3 feet wide.

Thanks Mark




"philski" wrote in message
...
Mark F. wrote:
I was looking for a rod cabinet and found three in the internet for 2000
to 3000 dollars.
WOW

So now I am thinking about using my buddies wood shop and build my own.
Does any one know of somewhere that has plans for a rod and tackle
cabinet?

Mark,
I have a fair collection of woodworking plans. Let me know a little more
specifically what you are thinking of building. You can point me to a link
that you think aproximates what you are considering and I will look and
see if I have something close. You can always modify an existing plan to
fit your needs. I am currently building a flytying desk from an altered
pedestal desk. There are some plans for gun cabinets that can easily be
converted to hold fly rods or fly rod tubes.

Philski

Hi Philski,

I was thinking of a cabinet that on one side I could put my two (I assume I
will buy more, I always do)2 piece rods in there cases, and I have 3, four
piece rods. Then I was thinking some small draws would be nice to put my
reels ad fly boxes in. And a glass front may or maybe not.
So it would be about 6 ft high and 2 to 3 feet wide.

Thanks Mark




"philski" wrote in message
...
Mark F. wrote:
I was looking for a rod cabinet and found three in the internet for 2000
to 3000 dollars.
WOW

So now I am thinking about using my buddies wood shop and build my own.
Does any one know of somewhere that has plans for a rod and tackle
cabinet?

Mark,
I have a fair collection of woodworking plans. Let me know a little more
specifically what you are thinking of building. You can point me to a link
that you think aproximates what you are considering and I will look and
see if I have something close. You can always modify an existing plan to
fit your needs. I am currently building a flytying desk from an altered
pedestal desk. There are some plans for gun cabinets that can easily be
converted to hold fly rods or fly rod tubes.

Philski

Mark F. wrote:

I was thinking of a cabinet that on one side I could put my two (I
assume I
will buy more, I always do)2 piece rods in there cases, and I have 3,
four
piece rods.

A case for five rods? Come on man, five rods (unless they're Garrison's
or Paynes) need to be stashed in the closet lest your friends and
visitors think you're a a penny pincher. Those five rods are going to
be awfully lonely in that big ole cabinet. After you get about 10 more
rods and reels, then you can think about showing them off

Mark F. wrote:

I was thinking of a cabinet that on one side I could put my two (I
assume I
will buy more, I always do)2 piece rods in there cases, and I have 3,
four
piece rods.

A case for five rods? Come on man, five rods (unless they're Garrison's
or Paynes) need to be stashed in the closet lest your friends and
visitors think you're a a penny pincher. Those five rods are going to
be awfully lonely in that big ole cabinet. After you get about 10 more
rods and reels, then you can think about showing them off

Mark F. wrote:
Hi Philski,

I was thinking of a cabinet that on one side I could put my two (I assume I
will buy more, I always do)2 piece rods in there cases, and I have 3, four
piece rods. Then I was thinking some small draws would be nice to put my
reels ad fly boxes in. And a glass front may or maybe not.
So it would be about 6 ft high and 2 to 3 feet wide.

Thanks Mark




"philski" wrote in message
...

Mark F. wrote:

I was looking for a rod cabinet and found three in the internet for 2000
to 3000 dollars.
WOW

So now I am thinking about using my buddies wood shop and build my own.
Does any one know of somewhere that has plans for a rod and tackle
cabinet?


Mark,
I have a fair collection of woodworking plans. Let me know a little more
specifically what you are thinking of building. You can point me to a link
that you think aproximates what you are considering and I will look and
see if I have something close. You can always modify an existing plan to
fit your needs. I am currently building a flytying desk from an altered
pedestal desk. There are some plans for gun cabinets that can easily be
converted to hold fly rods or fly rod tubes.

Philski



Mark,
I will make a copy of a plan that I have and probably publish it to a
PDF format for you. It will take me a couple of days. I will e-mail it
to you when done.

Phil(ski)

Mark F. wrote:
Hi Philski,

I was thinking of a cabinet that on one side I could put my two (I assume I
will buy more, I always do)2 piece rods in there cases, and I have 3, four
piece rods. Then I was thinking some small draws would be nice to put my
reels ad fly boxes in. And a glass front may or maybe not.
So it would be about 6 ft high and 2 to 3 feet wide.

Thanks Mark




"philski" wrote in message
...

Mark F. wrote:

I was looking for a rod cabinet and found three in the internet for 2000
to 3000 dollars.
WOW

So now I am thinking about using my buddies wood shop and build my own.
Does any one know of somewhere that has plans for a rod and tackle
cabinet?


Mark,
I have a fair collection of woodworking plans. Let me know a little more
specifically what you are thinking of building. You can point me to a link
that you think aproximates what you are considering and I will look and
see if I have something close. You can always modify an existing plan to
fit your needs. I am currently building a flytying desk from an altered
pedestal desk. There are some plans for gun cabinets that can easily be
converted to hold fly rods or fly rod tubes.

Philski



Mark,
I will make a copy of a plan that I have and probably publish it to a
PDF format for you. It will take me a couple of days. I will e-mail it
to you when done.

Phil(ski)

Thanks a ton Phil.


Mark Flo

"Philski" wrote in message
...
Mark F. wrote:
Hi Philski,

I was thinking of a cabinet that on one side I could put my two (I assume
I will buy more, I always do)2 piece rods in there cases, and I have 3,
four piece rods. Then I was thinking some small draws would be nice to
put my reels ad fly boxes in. And a glass front may or maybe not.
So it would be about 6 ft high and 2 to 3 feet wide.

Thanks Mark




"philski" wrote in message
...

Mark F. wrote:

I was looking for a rod cabinet and found three in the internet for 2000
to 3000 dollars.
WOW

So now I am thinking about using my buddies wood shop and build my own.
Does any one know of somewhere that has plans for a rod and tackle
cabinet?


Mark,
I have a fair collection of woodworking plans. Let me know a little more
specifically what you are thinking of building. You can point me to a
link that you think aproximates what you are considering and I will look
and see if I have something close. You can always modify an existing plan
to fit your needs. I am currently building a flytying desk from an
altered pedestal desk. There are some plans for gun cabinets that can
easily be converted to hold fly rods or fly rod tubes.

Philski



Mark,
I will make a copy of a plan that I have and probably publish it to a PDF
format for you. It will take me a couple of days. I will e-mail it to you
when done.

Phil(ski)

Thanks a ton Phil.


Mark Flo

"Philski" wrote in message
...
Mark F. wrote:
Hi Philski,

I was thinking of a cabinet that on one side I could put my two (I assume
I will buy more, I always do)2 piece rods in there cases, and I have 3,
four piece rods. Then I was thinking some small draws would be nice to
put my reels ad fly boxes in. And a glass front may or maybe not.
So it would be about 6 ft high and 2 to 3 feet wide.

Thanks Mark




"philski" wrote in message
...

Mark F. wrote:

I was looking for a rod cabinet and found three in the internet for 2000
to 3000 dollars.
WOW

So now I am thinking about using my buddies wood shop and build my own.
Does any one know of somewhere that has plans for a rod and tackle
cabinet?


Mark,
I have a fair collection of woodworking plans. Let me know a little more
specifically what you are thinking of building. You can point me to a
link that you think aproximates what you are considering and I will look
and see if I have something close. You can always modify an existing plan
to fit your needs. I am currently building a flytying desk from an
altered pedestal desk. There are some plans for gun cabinets that can
easily be converted to hold fly rods or fly rod tubes.

Philski



Mark,
I will make a copy of a plan that I have and probably publish it to a PDF
format for you. It will take me a couple of days. I will e-mail it to you
when done.

Phil(ski)