Seller info

✨Thank you for viewing!✨ I am the fourth-generation owner of ○○ Kōmuten, a construction company with 145 years of history. I am also a fishing enthusiast father of three, with 30 years of experience as a woodworker and a national architect's license. I have been fishing for about 50 years (from bass fishing to rockfish). From the perspective of my profession and hobby, I sell not only fishing gear but also rod stands and rod holders! These are different from DIY products that anyone can make! I am fully knowledgeable about the material, properties, and strength of wood, and I create my products after drawing up plans and performing strength calculations using CAD. When making rod stands and holders, I use my own bass and rockfish rods as a base. I design them to stand as vertically as possible, considering the height of the reel seat and the thickness of the grip. 【Fishing Enthusiast Father's Musings】 Rod stands and rod holders fall under the category of furniture. Among woodworkers, it has long been considered very unlucky to "put fire" to furniture (such as through scorching or charcoal burning). It is said to cause the loss of one's own household goods (property, etc.). Occasionally, I am asked in comments if scorching is possible, but I refuse all such requests. I myself do not want to get injured...

Seller info

✨Thank you for viewing!✨ I am the fourth-generation owner of ○○ Kōmuten, a construction company with 145 years of history. I am also a fishing enthusiast father of three, with 30 years of experience as a woodworker and a national architect's license. I have been fishing for about 50 years (from bass fishing to rockfish). From the perspective of my profession and hobby, I sell not only fishing gear but also rod stands and rod holders! These are different from DIY products that anyone can make! I am fully knowledgeable about the material, properties, and strength of wood, and I create my products after drawing up plans and performing strength calculations using CAD. When making rod stands and holders, I use my own bass and rockfish rods as a base. I design them to stand as vertically as possible, considering the height of the reel seat and the thickness of the grip. 【Fishing Enthusiast Father's Musings】 Rod stands and rod holders fall under the category of furniture. Among woodworkers, it has long been considered very unlucky to "put fire" to furniture (such as through scorching or charcoal burning). It is said to cause the loss of one's own household goods (property, etc.). Occasionally, I am asked in comments if scorching is possible, but I refuse all such requests. I myself do not want to get injured...