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Rod Building Kit as Gift

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My father-in law has been enjoying retirement by getting "handy."  Lately he has been building wood pens on his lathe.

Are any of the Rod Kits (i.e. Cabela's) suitable as a gift.  Or, should a Rod Building Kit be given only if I am sure he will do extra research about the craft?

Thanks!

Leon

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Some people enjoy the craft, other just want a serviceable rod.  If he's already turning on a lathe, he'll probably enjoy the craft.  But a kit will have a premade grip (which would be turned on a lathe) so the kit idea may potentially eliminate his most enjoyable step.  ?  

I'm big on surprises but I agree with above, you might ask him about his potential interest in rod building.  (maybe buy him Kirkman's book as the first gift in this area)

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Thanks for the suggestions :(

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