I'm happy to pay for time and materials.  Thanks!

Smooth Drags makes Carbontex drag washer for every reel, suggest contacting them.

Tom

It's not that hard to make your own

Items needed

Carbontex Sheets - can get off Amazon

Calipers - to measure diameters and thickness of your original washers - even cheap Harbor Freight ones will work

Circle cutter - to cut the main discs out - Any craft store

Drill - open the center hole to proper size - if you got a Ryobi or similar, just need some bits

X-Acto knife - clean up the inner and outer edges - craft store again

Block or semi-thick sheet of basswood or balsa - do all your work on this

Cals Tan - THE grease for carbontex washers, as the old jingle went "Just a little dab will do you."

 

Measure your washers

Cut out with circle cutter - don't try to do in one pass, you'll want to gently do this so will take quite a few passes....might even need to replace the blade before you're done

Center hole drilled out - there should be at least a divot from the circle cutter's base point.

Gently clean up with the X-Acto

Just a touch of Cals, massage in, wipe off any excess.

Repeat as many times as you need for a full stack.

Mount in reel - don't forget the steel spacer washers or the order everything went.

Smooth Drags cost about $2, why waste time and buy sheets of carbontex when you need a new drag washer made perfectly?

Tom

17 minutes ago, WRB said:

why waste time

I built Bass Trek to my specifications instead of finding a boat that met 'most' of them

Searching for a rod carrier for shore fishing....none of them met my needs, so I built one,

Finding a motor dolly for sale that met my requirements for height/width was impossible...so I built one.

 

Every time I use a reel that I made the carbontex washer for...and they work perfectly, I grin to myself and think "I did that!" and feel a sense of pride.

 

So don't diss us by calling it 'a waste of time'...cause to us it's NOT a waste of time...it's an investment in our self-worth.

Offer the OP to make it his drag washers.

Tom

I'm with MN on the DIY thing.  If the washers aren't perfectly make it's not a big deal.  I've been making my own for since before Penn had carbon drags and they've all worked much better than stock.