Broke rod repair ?

[SteveTX]

I have a older Savvy 735 rod that I broke about 2" off the tip. I now have the correct size Fuji tip to make the rod whole again just 2" shorter. Figured I'd repair and see if it was something I would still use.

My question is what is the best method to cleanly cut the rod end to remove the splintered portion?

Thanks

[Princeton_Man]

I'd use a high speed dremel tool with a saw blade.

[SteveTX]

I'd use a high speed dremel tool with a saw blade.

Great idea. Sadly I loaned my Dremel to a friend oh about 5 years ago.
So if that wasn't a option whats the 2nd best option? 

[TWBryan]

Take it outside and use a flat file,a bit more tedious but it will get done. Don't breathe in any of the dust.

[SteveTX]

Take it outside and use a flat file,a bit more tedious but it will get done. Don't breathe in any of the dust.

OK thx I may try it.

I have a 4" high speed. The cutoff wheel is a little bigger than that of the Dremel but I believe it should work.

[Pipepro]

I use a Grinder and a cutoff wheel for cutting fishing rod blanks, golf clubs, and carbon shaft arrows. It should work, wear eye protection and gloves in case of splintering or shattering.

[TWBryan]

This might help.

[SteveTX]

I used a 4" high speed and trimmed it up. Already fitted and installed the new tip. Thanks for all the help.

[cbburke]

Had my tip broke off, brought to my rod builder which he fixed it for me for 15 bucks.

I know that people like to do it themselves but time is money.