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This is what I have been using .

Have you used powder paints ?

Take a correct size brass bead and clamp it well and drill the hole with a dremel . I made a bunch this way .

Wow another one !!! Happy B-day !! Yes , i know what you all mean about getting older , I just hit 30 and whew its tough !!!!

Welcome to the site !!! I have one due in may , well my wife does . I went fishing alot , then made lure and make lures more than fish . How are those monster catfish down in Lake Sinclair ? Think thats where I spent a summer .

Below zero ? I cry when its in the 30's . Welcome to the site . Stay warm . I have to go sit in the oven to warm up , need to remember to set the timer this time .

Is there any water in your compressor lines ? Any way any oil or silicon got in your lines or painting area ?

I am getting the delta midi tomarow , I am nerveous now . Hope its worth it , and I dont get a bum one , lathes have always spooked me , it can throw stuff at me , and fast . I also need to look at some dust collection units .

Shoot G8R and email , he might be able to hook you up !!! http://www.tackleunderground.com/board/profile.php?mode=email&u=12[/url]

Im late on this one ! I can get you a pair of eyeballs . I have a few in stock . Just send me the lure and I will send it back in a few years with new eyes. , or I can just send a pair of eyes to you . Just becareful taking out the old ones if there any pieces left . They are held in there by a piece of wire that the eye sits on . Sometimes when pulling this wire out if it has rusted they can expand and pull out a good chunk of wood . I have learned the hardway .

I run my pressure so when I have the air brush wide open I am still showing about 20 - 24 on my gauge , it bounces back up to 30 or so . I could probaly shoot peanut butter if I wanted . I use a badger , they are a little more tolerent I have found . I have a few VL's that I couldnt get used to cause they clogged on me so much .

:oops: All these compliments might get to me . Looking great !!!! Like I said and Q's just ask away .

Thanks for the compliments and for looking at the tutorials , I am glad they have helped. If you have any questions about anything just let me know !! Thanks again , Toby

Thanks ! I have done thousands . My first "few" were not quite as photogenic . Let me know if youhave any questions !! Thanks again , Toby

Are you using a paschee air brush ? White and some of the special iredescents especially the ire. red have done the same for me. I adjust my needle a bit when they start acting like that . I dont ever thin the createx paints and like you said shouldnt have to .

Createx likes to be thinned in the passche air brushes .

Welcome !!! Lets see some of your lures when you get a chance . Any questions just ask !!!

Hmm , the short answer is , in my opinion is a lure that when retrieved goes off the straight line that its being reeled in and returns to its center . I think I confused myself.... It was also in this post thread = http://www.tackleunderground.com/board/viewtopic.php?t=616&highlight=hunt

I will agree band saw is good , cuts quick and clean . Scroll saw jumps to much .

Crazy Legs bass lure .

Welcome , Any questions just ask !!

I would also agree to start with devcon 2ton , easy to get , 2 bucks a tube , works great , I just did a couple lures with it . the main reason I like and use flex coat more is I do many lures at once and it has a longer working time .

I get mine from Troy , troys@sault.com , give him a shout . I have some green ones and some other odd colors . Let one of use know what your looking for . I am glad you enjoyed the tutorial !! Thanks , toby

The blades have groves on them like a ummm a key cutter blade .