Hi Jorgen, excellent and very helpful movie my friend thank you. I have a question, the resin you use in your movie and sold by Easycomposites is Xencast P6, your link for the resin takes me to Xencast P4 so which do you consider the better resin for casting lures P6 or P4? Richard.
The big difference between the two is the "pottime" meaning the time you have to mix and stir, and in the end also the time before you can demold. The P6 gives you a fair amount of time to mix and stir, but also takes almost 1 hour before you can demold. With the P4 you have to be fairly quick (pottime = 4 min. My expeerience more like 2-3 min) but it also lets you demold in about 20 min. So if you are used to resin and want the get some lures casted in short time, go for P4. If you are new to resin, start with P6 and live with the longer production time.
Amazing your work, congratulations. It's really nice to see your videos. A doubt! Are this "Glass bubble" micro glass spheres? And is there any specific size you use? Once again, your videos are mesmerizing.
Hii ! I came across your youtube & ive liked & subscribe to you. Im wondering. Did u already make the thermal foaming video yet? For the plastic cover of the resin lure
Hi, nice explenation about resin material. can you help me about making resin lure, First i cannot find microballon in my country (no body sell it in here) what kind other material can use for make resin little bit bouyant, i try find alternative. If i mix wood powder can make the resin slightly more bouyant?
Good day. Thank you for the beautiful and educational videos. So far, I only create wobblers with balsa, but after watching your videos, I would also like to try casting. I don't speak much English and that's why I'm not sure if I understood everything correctly. I wonder in what proportion you add those balls to the resin? 10% (by weight or volume) of component "A" or of the entire volume of resin? Thank you for answer.
Probably a dumb question but how do you remove the funnel part of the lure when you remove it from the mold? Just curious the best route at doing so without damaging the actual lure..thanks. great channel
Hi there... i plan to start to learn to cast resin lure and i have 1 noobs question that is how do i know how much resin do i need? Example i plan to cast a popper length is 160mm and diameter is around 45mm and i would like the popper finalize weight at 100gram. So how much resin do I need?
Hard to say as it depends on many things. I assume that it should be floating, so you will need to add glassbubbles, and you also need some weights to ensure the right movement. How much of both depends on shape and desired movement. In the end you will propably end up using somewhere between 70-90 g resin per popper
Awesome vids mate very informative and cool lures. How did you make the plastic stencils man.....was it a suck plastic type machine. Then just cut out the shapes you want in the plastic stencil mould.
Hi Rick - Yes they are made by thermoforming plastic to fit the lure. You can see more about that in this movie: ua-cam.com/video/N1zPPanqcFc/v-deo.html
Sorry - I havn't tried that product, so I wouldn't know what grade to use. You can by a grade in the middle, and just adjust the amount to get the right boyancy I guess. Good luck
Hej Jørgen, hvor køber du de forskellige værktøjer, så som ler og sådan?? Er kommet til dine videoer ved at følge Thomas graversen, og er blevet kæmpe fan af dig, vil bare gerne finde ud af hvordan jeg kommer igang. Tak for masser af god underholdning og læring.
Jamen det kommer fra alle mulige steder. Modellervoks og sculpey kommer fra graficial.dk. Værktøjer til at forme med kommer vist fra aliexpress.com - Kan godt prøve at finde et link, hvis det har interesse. Fedt du er blevet inspireret til at komme i gang - Det er en fed hobby og fed ny dimention til dit fiskeri
Hi Jonas. If you follow this link you can see my setup. ua-cam.com/video/v02cxBnWbo0/v-deo.htmlm58s The pencillures are mounted a bit different, but there is some jerks hanging above them. The jerk are just linked together using plastic cable straps or a piece of wire. This setup also makes you able to let them rotate while you coat them
Hej og tak for endnu en go film, kommer der ikke en lille film med tips og tricks for hvordan du bukker den rustfrie tråd, jeg synes det kan være lidt besværlig at få et pænt rundt buk..og go jul
Ja det kan godt være lidt tricky - Ved heller ikke om jeg selv er specielt god til det, men hvis du kigger på nogle af mine ældre film om "The Jerk" kan du se hvordan man gør det. Det er en rigtig god ide at få lavet en bukke-rig på et bræt eller lignende. På et tidspunkt kommer der måske også en basic luremaking film om dette, men den er ikke med i planerne endnu
You add Glass Bubbles /Microbaloons to get the requested boyancy - Most of my lure are made with a floating mix, and then I add weights to get the wanted boyancy
Hello,first i would like you to tell me your name so i can prefer you.My name is nikos.After searching on internet about lures i found that some companies (rapala) for fish eyes uses fiber optic eye.I think it is great idea and attrackts fish more .What's your opinion ?have you heard about this?
Hi Nikos. My name i Jørgen (or Jorgen outside Denmark). Many luremakers are using very fanzy eyes, but in my opinion its a bit of overkill, as I think that fish rarely has time to study the lure carefully. They react on instinct and the general appearance of a prey. Sometimes they need to be provoked and other times the lure should be as close to their favorite prey as possible. When we make super fanzy lures, we catch the fisherman, and by doing that we ensure that the lure gets time in the water, thus in the end makes i catch more fish. This is a bit simplyfied, but nore or less how i think i works.
Splish Splash yes i agree with you the way fish reacts.I must add my opinion ,before fish bites the lure usually examine it .So my first thought was to make lure as much realistic you can.But there comes some big companies(as i saw you too) which make lures with fancie colours yellow pink etc colours to attract them.The main point when making this lures is to be more visible? Or it has to do weather conditions and depth?
Well - Actually it isn't a bait. It's a floating keyhanger for a boat key. You can check out the finished version here: facebook.com/splishsplashfishing/videos/1327986893918666/
Dont know what you think of this but I though this could be a good technique to try when making hard plastic moulds as it would be cheaper than casting silicone and more malleable, but anyway heres the link to Grant Thompson's video on it ua-cam.com/video/7fwytA5r2Mw/v-deo.html
I have tested this technique before, but didnt have a lot of succes with it. This guy however makes it look easy, so I might give i a try more. Thanks for the link
Could you spend a little more time talking about glass bubbles. Such as the physics or properties of the resin material and the glass bubbles, amount used and places where you can get it online.
Hi Jorgen, excellent and very helpful movie my friend thank you. I have a question, the resin you use in your movie and sold by Easycomposites is Xencast P6, your link for the resin takes me to Xencast P4 so which do you consider the better resin for casting lures P6 or P4? Richard.
The big difference between the two is the "pottime" meaning the time you have to mix and stir, and in the end also the time before you can demold. The P6 gives you a fair amount of time to mix and stir, but also takes almost 1 hour before you can demold. With the P4 you have to be fairly quick (pottime = 4 min. My expeerience more like 2-3 min) but it also lets you demold in about 20 min. So if you are used to resin and want the get some lures casted in short time, go for P4. If you are new to resin, start with P6 and live with the longer production time.
one of the most under rated lure makers on youtube should have way more subs
Thanks a lot Paul. I am doing my best and along the way I will probably get the numbers I desserve. Until the the rest of you can just enjoy :D
Excellent movie brother!
Love watching you work your magic!
Great Videos, i build my oen lures for a few years now, but i got nice new ideas in your Videos.
Greatings from Gernany
Thanks for sharing this great movie with us
Like to see more of those...
Many thanks for your informative reply Jorgen.
Lovely work again Mr Splash really enjoy watching your innovative techniques bravo .
Thanks mate
Beautiful wok Jorgen
Amazing your work, congratulations. It's really nice to see your videos. A doubt! Are this "Glass bubble" micro glass spheres? And is there any specific size you use? Once again, your videos are mesmerizing.
An other great Splish Splash Movie!
Hii ! I came across your youtube & ive liked & subscribe to you. Im wondering. Did u already make the thermal foaming video yet? For the plastic cover of the resin lure
Thermoforming * tutorial i mean..
Yes, you can find it here: ua-cam.com/video/N1zPPanqcFc/v-deo.html
Saludos. Dónde puedo conseguir esa resina de poliuretano
Hi, nice explenation about resin material. can you help me about making resin lure, First i cannot find microballon in my country (no body sell it in here) what kind other material can use for make resin little bit bouyant, i try find alternative. If i mix wood powder can make the resin slightly more bouyant?
Good day. Thank you for the beautiful and educational videos. So far, I only create wobblers with balsa, but after watching your videos, I would also like to try casting. I don't speak much English and that's why I'm not sure if I understood everything correctly. I wonder in what proportion you add those balls to the resin? 10% (by weight or volume) of component "A" or of the entire volume of resin? Thank you for answer.
For most of my lures I use 10% of total weight, but I also make lures with 5 and 15% of total weight. Depends on the lure
Добрый день. Подскажите пожалуйста про этот пластик. Он же плавающий.
Outstanding info----- I have a question about that metal netting you used--- Where or what is that from or available ?? Thanks
Thanks Jim - Its called expanded metal plate, and I think it is available in most countries - I got mine in a local store
Inspiring stuff, thank you so much for the info.
very good
Probably a dumb question but how do you remove the funnel part of the lure when you remove it from the mold? Just curious the best route at doing so without damaging the actual lure..thanks. great channel
Just cut i of with a saw, use a boxcutter to trim, and then sand to a smooth surface
awsome!!! so much info and great tips and ideas you giving in here. i want to try making me own jerks and gummifish now :)
You should do so - It's really funny, and a fantastic extra dimension to fishing. Good luck
Hi there... i plan to start to learn to cast resin lure and i have 1 noobs question that is how do i know how much resin do i need? Example i plan to cast a popper length is 160mm and diameter is around 45mm and i would like the popper finalize weight at 100gram. So how much resin do I need?
Hard to say as it depends on many things. I assume that it should be floating, so you will need to add glassbubbles, and you also need some weights to ensure the right movement. How much of both depends on shape and desired movement. In the end you will propably end up using somewhere between 70-90 g resin per popper
thanks for your video sir but in my country i'm can't find the material like you've
Awesome vids mate very informative and cool lures.
How did you make the plastic stencils man.....was it a suck plastic type machine.
Then just cut out the shapes you want in the plastic stencil mould.
Hi Rick - Yes they are made by thermoforming plastic to fit the lure. You can see more about that in this movie: ua-cam.com/video/N1zPPanqcFc/v-deo.html
Very helpfull
Hi Jorgen ,i have a question. What grade of 3M glass bubbles are using for this? Pls....
Sorry - I havn't tried that product, so I wouldn't know what grade to use. You can by a grade in the middle, and just adjust the amount to get the right boyancy I guess. Good luck
@@SplishSplashFishing Okay. Thank for your advice.Have a nice day.
Were do you buy all thes stuff god inspiration
Hi Alex. There is a few links i the text bellow the video to the most common materials
Hej Jørgen, hvor køber du de forskellige værktøjer, så som ler og sådan?? Er kommet til dine videoer ved at følge Thomas graversen, og er blevet kæmpe fan af dig, vil bare gerne finde ud af hvordan jeg kommer igang. Tak for masser af god underholdning og læring.
Jamen det kommer fra alle mulige steder. Modellervoks og sculpey kommer fra graficial.dk. Værktøjer til at forme med kommer vist fra aliexpress.com - Kan godt prøve at finde et link, hvis det har interesse.
Fedt du er blevet inspireret til at komme i gang - Det er en fed hobby og fed ny dimention til dit fiskeri
is the silicone for the mold the same one which you used for making a mold for softbait?
Yes it's the same. You can use it for anything that isn't more hot than about 180 degrees celsius
Hi! i was wondering how your epoxy drying wheel looks like! never seen a solution on lures with readymade "hooks eyes" like your Resin Jerks
Hi Jonas. If you follow this link you can see my setup. ua-cam.com/video/v02cxBnWbo0/v-deo.htmlm58s The pencillures are mounted a bit different, but there is some jerks hanging above them. The jerk are just linked together using plastic cable straps or a piece of wire. This setup also makes you able to let them rotate while you coat them
Do you sell any of your molds I would like to buy some
I don't sell my molds, but I do sell e few lures now and then
Everything's was said nothingleft out everything In description best vid so far
Thanks - Just as it was meant to be. Easy for every level of luremakers
hi.... where can i find scale 18:48
Is there a certain kind of paint u need to use
No it is standard acryllic airbrush colors like Createx, Auto Air, Vallejo and the like
Hej og tak for endnu en go film, kommer der ikke en lille film med tips og tricks for hvordan du bukker den rustfrie tråd, jeg synes det kan være lidt besværlig at få et pænt rundt buk..og go jul
Ja det kan godt være lidt tricky - Ved heller ikke om jeg selv er specielt god til det, men hvis du kigger på nogle af mine ældre film om "The Jerk" kan du se hvordan man gør det. Det er en rigtig god ide at få lavet en bukke-rig på et bræt eller lignende. På et tidspunkt kommer der måske også en basic luremaking film om dette, men den er ikke med i planerne endnu
Does this resin float?
You add Glass Bubbles /Microbaloons to get the requested boyancy - Most of my lure are made with a floating mix, and then I add weights to get the wanted boyancy
Hello,first i would like you to tell me your name so i can prefer you.My name is nikos.After searching on internet about lures i found that some companies (rapala) for fish eyes uses fiber optic eye.I think it is great idea and attrackts fish more .What's your opinion ?have you heard about this?
Hi Nikos. My name i Jørgen (or Jorgen outside Denmark). Many luremakers are using very fanzy eyes, but in my opinion its a bit of overkill, as I think that fish rarely has time to study the lure carefully. They react on instinct and the general appearance of a prey. Sometimes they need to be provoked and other times the lure should be as close to their favorite prey as possible. When we make super fanzy lures, we catch the fisherman, and by doing that we ensure that the lure gets time in the water, thus in the end makes i catch more fish. This is a bit simplyfied, but nore or less how i think i works.
Splish Splash yes i agree with you the way fish reacts.I must add my opinion ,before fish bites the lure usually examine it .So my first thought was to make lure as much realistic you can.But there comes some big companies(as i saw you too) which make lures with fancie colours yellow pink etc colours to attract them.The main point when making this lures is to be more visible? Or it has to do weather conditions and depth?
Wow what kind of bait is that little fat thing?
Well - Actually it isn't a bait. It's a floating keyhanger for a boat key. You can check out the finished version here: facebook.com/splishsplashfishing/videos/1327986893918666/
Splish Splash That is awesome man!
Splish Splash you should turn it into a lipless crank bait and put a harness in here and rattles.
I dont know how it would turn out, but it could be funny to try
If you make it and it works paint it a blue gill color and I will buy it from you
Dont know what you think of this but I though this could be a good technique to try when making hard plastic moulds as it would be cheaper than casting silicone and more malleable, but anyway heres the link to Grant Thompson's video on it ua-cam.com/video/7fwytA5r2Mw/v-deo.html
I have tested this technique before, but didnt have a lot of succes with it. This guy however makes it look easy, so I might give i a try more. Thanks for the link
Could you spend a little more time talking about glass bubbles. Such as the physics or properties of the resin material and the glass bubbles, amount used and places where you can get it online.
b4mudman check the text bellow the movie for links to materials. Many of the informations you seek you can find at the producers site
Love the vids but can you speak up louder[my phone is on max& your still low speaking] and speed up the process. Thanks in advance
Still working on improving the sound - Hopefully it will be solved once I get my new "studio".