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I wanted to share some pics of my custom 2 color machine i recently built. I originally started with a single pot setup and then decided to double it up and add insulation. The original single setup had a hand crank that i decided had to go and added the motors. I designed the system to be fully scale able with bigger pots and with a modular concept. The valve system is beyond smooth and doe's not use any external o-rings!!!

I made one out of flashing and it worked ok. Then started using a dual injector and never looked back. It was faster, better looking and a more durable worm.

Scuppernong 1 cup of plastic 30 drops scuppernong (Lureworks) 4 drops cherry red (Lureworks) 4 drops black (Lurecraft) If you go to page 10 of the cookbook there is a picture in my post showing the color this makes. It's a pretty dark picture because it was beginning to rain but the color is pretty spot on. If you want to cloud it up, you can add salt or a very small amount of white to make it more opaque but I catch a ton of bass on this color every year. It is my go to color in the spring time in a lizard and does well in the summer as a 10-13" worm.

I built this lathe to turn my cork handles, out of a $5.00 sewing machine motor, and $6.00 bushings.

I've been wanting a better way to balance my hard baits instead of guessing where the center of mass is. I built a simple balance to attempt to do this. A quick build with scrap materials.

Yup, another scale sort of thing. My digital scale was just not accurate. Cheap yes but boy did it have a range all over the place. I could get a more expensive one, but heck, it's just to find the weight of my lures when I make them. Coins have a pretty good standard weight defined by the US Mint. They can be used to make a fairly decently accurate scale. This is how I did it.

To those who are still looking for it, To save AP having to continuously emailing it out, I have turned it into a zip file on my drop box. You can download it on your computer, then windows or IOS will be able to unzip it for you. AP found that he needed an extra phone app to get it to unzip on his phone. https://www.dropbox.com/s/odywxg0ucvft1tv/Colour Cook Books.zip?dl=0