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CA Delta
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Whittler, those are simply amazing. You make that look very easy. Keep up the great work. Tim -
Here is another example of flawless craftsmanship. Love the hinges, nice & tight. Tim -
Pete you never cease to amaze me. The bait is flawless & the paint job is impeccable. Tim -
Pete. thats a great idea, Maybe we should x-ray it, so we don't have to cut it up. On another note, I asked JR, if he wouldn't mind, if I tried to attempt a movable pectoral fin. To bad I can't get a complete break down, step by step with pictures or maybe even some blueprints. Ha Ha . I'm sure my attempt, won't even work, but you guys know how JR gets the wheels spinning for most of us. All kidding aside John, please keep us guessing????? Tim
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S.J. very nice perch, love the colors. Keep up the great work. Tim -
Thanks John, will do. Tim
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Jacob, those are beautiful. Congrats on the catch. Those would kill em out here on the Delta. Keep up the hard work. Tim -
HOLY SMOKES BATMAN, those are awesome, "PURE TALENT". Keep up the nice work. Tim -
Once again Bob, you nailed it. Great job, love the color scheme & patterns. Tim -
Bob, that looks sweet. I too, would love to see some videos... TIm -
Nice way to be remembered John. Keep us posted with the new designs & killer paint jobs. I'm thinking of ordering another one of your baits so I can actually fish with one & frame the other. Now, thats a compliment. Tim
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I'm sitting here with my mouth grinning from ear to ear, just shaking my head in amazement. I know I always have real nice things to say about John, but the guy is truly a craftsman/artist. We all work real hard on making baits here on TU, sharing our info & learning as we go. Then there is JR Hopkins. I bet he wakes up in the morning & says to himself, hey, I think I'll go try the impossible today. Keep up the hard work John. Tim
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Now thats what I'm talkin about. Your lures look awsome Mark. Keep up the hard work. Tim -
jrav, glad to see the pvc is working for you & great analysis. Lili Man, thanks for sharing your info, let us know how the new stuff works out for you. Keep up the hard work. Tim
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Jeep, once again, your lure is a hit. -
John, I thought your trout looked awesome & then I scrolled down to see the bass. I am stunned in amazement. Keep up the hard work & welcome back. Tim -
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jcheetam, that bluegill is simply stunning. Your gallery looks awsome. Keep up the hard work. Tim -
I to, have posted that same question. The feedback I got back was to take some frisk-et tape or put a small piece of modeling clay into the notched areas. Once the epoxy has set up, you can take your Exacto knife & carve out the tape or clay. Hope this helps. I see guys in the gallery re-painting the Sebile & they look really nice. Hopefully they will see this thread. Tim
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As always Vince, that is simply beautiful. I think you should change your name to "FAST FINGERS". The way you pump those quality lures out, just baffles me. Keep up the hard work. Tim -
A lot of us know Diemai, here on TU. He goes out of his way to help you & cheer you on, through this never ending journey of bait making. Once again, he has given back. I posted this here for those who may have not known about the "How To - tutorial section". Thanks Dieter. Tim http://www.tackleunderground.com/forum/hardbait-how/16991-sheet-metal-hinges.html#post126443
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Dieter, you are simply amazing, my friend. That is so ingenious, creative, clever, the list goes on. Great now I have to try & fabricate a hinge now. I realize how much time & effort was put into this tutorial & I'm grateful. Thank you so much for sharing your findings & I can't wait to see whats next. Take care. Tim
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B.P. Your very welcome, anytime. I originally got the idea from John Hopkins, & then saw someone here post some pics of basically the same method, can't remember who it was though. Pete, I will definitely keep that in mind. Thanks. Tim
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Gator, those are awsome, as always. I haven't heard from you in awhile. Now I see why . Keep up the hard work. Tim -
Forgot to mention attaching the fin. I use a 1/8" wide stone sander on the dremel & carve out a 1/8" deep slot. Then take your 30 min. D2T & lay a thin layer into the slot. Now set your tail into place. If your tail is nice & snug, you shouldn't have to worry about it leaning, during the drying period. You may need to fill in some voided areas with epoxy, after it sets up. Tim