I'm liking the twisted wire...sometimes a solid through the body wire.
The wire is easier to get o-rings on.
Like @Fishwhittlersaid, once it epoxied in place...the bond-to-wood is stronger than the wood itself.
I actually have one of those...its for threading a sewing needle.
Perfect...thanks.
later...
I went and got the threader and its a lot shorter than what they have on TW.
So...thanks for the GREAT tip...its on order.
I was also thinking along those lines...
I think it would make a Beaver enhanced with a couple appendages.
...along with slowing the fall and creating turbulence.
I looking to add rubber strands (like on a spinner bait skirt) into various plastics baits.
Not looking for them to be part of the mold.
The lure would have some resemblance to O.S.P. dice...except not look like a die.
Just curious if anyone has done this and what they used to needle in the strands.
Allen...thanks for the input. I was also wondering about that.
This is how it lays in the mold...and have thought about modifying the mold.
Is it common to bend those wires at the head?
I'm making a few spinner baits and was wondering about the spacing between the blades.
Currently I'm using a bead, 2cm tube and another bead...and that seems to work pretty well.
Just curious as to what others are doing and why.
Does anyone have a recipe for the motor-oil that when looking down on it, it looks green and when you hold it up it look translucent brown? Like the Charlie Brewer Slider Motor Oil color.
What does it look like when you "burn" your plastics?
I keep reading about it and figure I probably have done it and maybe didnt know.
What are the ramifications of burning a batch?
Is it ruined?