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Thanks guys. Guess I'll go with the Iwata Eclipse HP-CS then.
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What about changing colors quickly and such? All I have to do now is pull off the color I'm using spray some cleaner through it and pop on the next color.
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I'm looking at upgrading my airbrush. The brush I'm using is a bottom-feed brush and I already have a number of bottles with my premixed paints so I was thinking of staying with a bottom-feed brush like the Iwata Eclipse HP-BCS as everyone seems to love the Eclipse brushes. One of my concerns is that it comes with a 0.5 mm tip. Can I get buy with just this tip and if not what all extra do I need to order to also use the 0.35 mm tip? I would like to hear any feedback you guys can offer.
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Got My Lure Turner Finished And Working But Have A
spinnerbayt replied to maachuu's topic in Hard Baits
I don't like to take chances with my clear coat. Let mine run all night all the time. No problems. -
It seems that me changing the lip material caused an issue with the ballast. A slight change in weight and location made all the difference. It still amazes me that such a subtle change throws everything else out of tune.
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I don't think trimming the lip will make any difference. I did take a couple and change the location of the ballast weights to see if that has any affect on the action. I'll report back after a trip to the river. Thanks for the advice.
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I've been hanging around for a while but have never posted. Now I could use your collective knowledge to help me figure this out. I've been making baits for a while with no major issues and with the last couple batches I thought I would try the circuit board lips. I didn't change anything within the body of the bait but went from lexan lips to the circuit board and they tend to blow out really easy now. Look great on a slow retrieve but kick it up to a moderate retrieve and they just roll out to the side. Could this possibly be corrected by changing the ballast weight or is it because of the thinness of the circuit board thats making it unstable? Its just really hard to do a lot of testing right now with all the snow, wind, and ice. Here is a pic of one of the baits.