I think DB Dun makes one that will work. I know Abel makes a case for multiple rods that will take 10’ 3pc rods too.
Your best bet might be to post something in the “items wanted” section and hope somebody owns one of those Abel cases and has the factory tube from a 10" 3 pc rod around.
You may want to give Bob a call at Hook and Hackle, I get all my rod cases for the rods I build from him. I get the ones with the partitions sewed in (no rod sock), and really like them.
I agree with MikeyTwoShoes.
REC components offer rod cases for all configurations. You can decide on the color powdercoat & select the hardware. I ordered a nice tube for a 8’ 3pc 2 tip bamboo I built last fall. Very satisfied.
“I can’t find anyone that sells a case for a rod that size.”
I have made cases out of pvc and abs but, if you tried to make a custom sized case that looked half as nice as the ones from Stone Legacy you would would probably spend more money, not to mention a lot of time. A custom case from them for that rod with a fabric covered and lined case with and a zippered top and a handle is about $25.00. Think you can do it as nice and for less?
I have made rod tubes out of PVC. I like SDR 26 instead of sched 40. It is thinner walled (but thicker than the plastic used in cordura covered tubes) than sched 40 but standard sched 40 fittings fit it. Tubes made from SDR 26 are lighter in weight but still strong enough to protect a rod
You’re right, Joe. We are talking apples and oranges and I was responding to…“Anyone have any ideas?”. Nothing wrong with buying a neat piece of equipment.
TWS, neat web site. Is the full length liner hard to put in evenly? I haven’t lined mine…except for the foam on both ends…use socks accumulated over the years…clever the balloon trick.
the longest was for a two piece 9’ fly rod. Of course you must glue and cure one end at a time. after the one end is cured you can pull the matt very snug and glue the other end.
there may be even better material than the rubberized matt cloth that i’ve discovered.
I like the abs tubes, they make decent walking staffs when hiking to remote fishing sites.