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Awesome video mate. Been watching a whole heap more on your channel too. How long does it typically take for you to make one of your lures?
Quote from: Luke Nash on May 09, 2018, 10:23:57 AMAwesome video mate. Been watching a whole heap more on your channel too. How long does it typically take for you to make one of your lures?Thanks dude! Appreciate it! It kinda depends on what lure I make. Stickbaits take a fair bit longer as they are super sensitive to the balance weight and it has to be done perfect in relation to the body design or it won't work. Stickbaits usually take about four days total including the curing of the wood with urethane, painting and epoxy coating. Diving poppers are much easier to make as designing and balancing doesn't change a whole lot but due to drying and curing processes it still takes up to 3 days to do.
Quote from: Sebas Kingshoven on May 09, 2018, 12:07:16 PMQuote from: Luke Nash on May 09, 2018, 10:23:57 AMAwesome video mate. Been watching a whole heap more on your channel too. How long does it typically take for you to make one of your lures?Thanks dude! Appreciate it! It kinda depends on what lure I make. Stickbaits take a fair bit longer as they are super sensitive to the balance weight and it has to be done perfect in relation to the body design or it won't work. Stickbaits usually take about four days total including the curing of the wood with urethane, painting and epoxy coating. Diving poppers are much easier to make as designing and balancing doesn't change a whole lot but due to drying and curing processes it still takes up to 3 days to do.What would you suggest is the first step is at having a go at your own?