Making and Painting a Sunfish Crankbait
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
- Here I cut, carve and sand a crankbait out of a block of poplar wood. You'll also see the painting and airbrushing techniques I used to make this sunfish pattern. Please enjoy! And if you do, subscribe for more!
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Psalm 145:8
#fishing #woodworking #handmade
Finally i get to watch a lefty👍👍beautiful work
A pretty rare sight eh? And thank you!
Hello, extrañamos tu trabajo.
Espero estés bien de salud .
And thank you.
great job..please tell me which finishing varnish do you use?
Thank you, I used Alumi-UV from Alumilite on this one.
Hola, una pregunta, tendrías el plano de dibujo de el señuelo? Buenisimos videos, saludos desde Uruguay 🇺🇾!
No I don’t. But thank you and thanks for watching!
Hola buenas queria saver como se llama el polbo q le echas grasias
Hello, we miss your nice work. I hope you are in good health friend.
I love to see your videos. That is art for me! Can you tell me what you use to seal the wood? Is this superglue? Can you tell me the name of the product? And what did you use for the clear coat at the end. Is this UV Resin? Is it maybe also possible to tell me the producer? Best regards from Germany.
Hello, greetings from Argentina, I propose a challenge, make a lure that we use a lot here is called a banana lure, if you look for it on UA-cam you will have an idea. your lures very cute
Hello, thanks for the idea! I'll have to see about that.
Wow I've watched a few of your videos now and your lures are amazing, great workmanship, nice job, how long have you been doing this for 👌👍
Thank you very much Daniel! Been lure making for a few years now.
@@LogjamLures awesome, I am looking at getting into it myself it looks really interesting just wondered what wood you use
@@CraftyKiwiLures I mostly use pine and poplar, this one is poplar.
Ok cool, how do you find using pine, I mean it is readily available anywhere but is their a certain type you use or just any regular pine. Also what do you think about balsa
@@CraftyKiwiLures I like using eatsern white pine. It's pretty easy to carve. Just try to get clear, knot free pine. I haven't used balsa yet.
That’s a great looking lure. Great job!
Thank you very much!
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Gracias
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I really like the finger glove for the superglue application. Great build you just came into my feed I subscribed 👍🏽
Thanks man, and thank you for the sub!
Do you have a link for the screw eyes you use? Or a measurment for the size you use
I got them from Moore’s Lures. 1 inch long.
Great job, great lure!👍👍
Great video👍 very impressive artwork! How you close those wholes you have put the weights and Rattle in? What is this white powder and which glue are you using?
Thank you very much! The powder is baking soda and I use thin super glue which turns it into a rock hard filler!
@@LogjamLures That is brillant! Many thanks and always tight lines. Greetings from Germany
@@abenteuerangeln4223 No problem. And the same to you!
Excellent work Love it ... Thing of Beauty!!
Thanks very much! I'm glad you enjoyed it.
Where the sandpaper from? Belt sander?
Canadian Tire
Man you need a scrollsaw
No kidding! You can see what I use now in my latest video.
Well done. I like your vids.
Thank you! Glad you enjoy them.
Can you share what colors/brand paint you use for the steps?
I almost always mix different colours to get exactly what I want. But the brand is Wicked by Createx.
@@LogjamLures I really like the green - detail moss green? Or also a mix? Nice work!
God job👍
Thanks
What type of wood?
Poplar. It’s a bit harder than pine.
Where are you from brother
Eastern Canada!
Oh so you do speak English . A Bring some to your vids. More people will tune in🤙 I’d like to make some myself but with bait makers like Marling huh. I don’t have his goofy personality.but will see. A 🤪
I have some family in Brampton Ontario.
@@parrothead5977 Right on!