I cannot and will not say anything bad about your lathe turning skills, because I have never used a lathe and probably wouldn't be any better. 😁 The lure blank you removed from it looks pretty sweet. Nice job!
It was more difficult and time consuming then anticipated, but the result was very satisfying indeed 😃 and the second popper (turned without camera pressure) came even easier 💪 take care 👋🎣
@@SuchaJerkCustomLures I know what you mean my friend. I finished making a 4-piece swimbait lure last week using a pinned hinge for the first time and it was a lot more work than the twist-eye joints that I normally use. I wasn't completely happy with the freedom of movement in the joints. So I just finished making the second one this morning and it's much better. Seems we always put a little pressure & stress on ourselves by pushing the limits to new horizons in order to better ourselves. Keep on keeping on!
@@SuchaJerkCustomLures Greetings fellow anglers from Indonesia, we do not intend to judge by age, but the knowledge and knowledge that is mastered is what makes the predicate of assessment and level in mastery of a type of work, my brother.
@@SuchaJerkCustomLures he is a professional artificial bait craftsman because judging from the working metal and adequate supporting equipment so that the results of his work are equivalent to those made by manufacturers and we are inspired by many of his work techniques.
Drill a hole all the way through. Hang a swivel on the wire for the center hook, way easier. Do a wire wrap for the split ring to go onto the rear. It will not pull out or break. 150lb bluefin tuna on mine.
Yes it is a nice method as well, did one smaller like that, however I don't like the esthetics of the tail wrap 🤷 and for me visual part of the lure is as important as the practical/fish catching capability
Hi Chris and thanks 🙏 yeah... it's coming, slowly but surely 😅 sorry for the delay, I don't have motivation lately for editing process, already 3 new lures footage pending 🤦
Dzięki 🙂 ale niestety effect końcowy nie jest zbyt powalający 😣 testuje dwie różne nowe epoxy (stara się w końcu skończyła po 6 latach 🫣) i na obu się robią rozstępy, w dodatku przy ostatniej warstwie kot zrzucił z suszarki na papierowy ręcznik, jeszcze klejąca się przynętę 🤦
Tokarka mojego kolegi, mi się fajnie toczyło.mimo braku doświadczenia, kumpel też jest zadowolony - wiadomo Parkside robi robotę za nieduże pieniądze 💪 pozdro 👋
Here I did use 1.2mm stainless steel welding wire. But in general for big GT fishing is recommended to use 1.6mm at least. I know I can get away with thinner wire, since my setup only have max drag of 11kg on the 8k Shimano I'm using. Did catch 11kg yellow fin tuna without any issues on the lure with 1.2mm wire.
Why not buy cheep rolling pins from the Pound shop's, beechwood turns and sand's so good and the rolling pins save half of the work. I really miss my wood lathe, on it most day's until some kind person burnt my shop to the floor at 3am. Police found who did it but they were only 14 years old so nothing was done.
I feel sorry for you mate, terrible stunt by little degenerative C**ts 😡 but thank you for the tip with the rolling pin (the initial part fighting with the corner cutting was the biggest struggle) 🙏👌
@@LeviVanSluijs we are currently in Bali Indonesia, so also that's why 😉 I finished editing and posting on the way to the airport in Poland and schedule it for when we were flying ✈️
I cannot and will not say anything bad about your lathe turning skills, because I have never used a lathe and probably wouldn't be any better. 😁 The lure blank you removed from it looks pretty sweet. Nice job!
It was more difficult and time consuming then anticipated, but the result was very satisfying indeed 😃 and the second popper (turned without camera pressure) came even easier 💪 take care 👋🎣
@@SuchaJerkCustomLures I know what you mean my friend. I finished making a 4-piece swimbait lure last week using a pinned hinge for the first time and it was a lot more work than the twist-eye joints that I normally use. I wasn't completely happy with the freedom of movement in the joints. So I just finished making the second one this morning and it's much better. Seems we always put a little pressure & stress on ourselves by pushing the limits to new horizons in order to better ourselves. Keep on keeping on!
Watching from Papua Indonesia 👍🏼
Love making my own lure and Catch decent size GT,, is So Satisfying 😂
I'm sure it is 🙂 I only caught a small one on the minnow in Labuan Bajo 😉 big one is still waiting somewhere for me 🤞
@@SuchaJerkCustomLures when you make another one on the lathe use a roughing gouge then the scrape it alot smoother
@AndrewMurphy8383 thank you for the tip 🙂👋
@@SuchaJerkCustomLures any time
Happy Senior Sunday, greetings again from Maluku, Aru Islands, greetings from fellow lure craftsmen
Happy Senior Sunday to you too 👋 (although me myself I'm 37yo) all the best from Poland 👋🎣🇵🇱🙂
@@SuchaJerkCustomLures Greetings fellow anglers from Indonesia, we do not intend to judge by age, but the knowledge and knowledge that is mastered is what makes the predicate of assessment and level in mastery of a type of work, my brother.
@@benskai2475akurfishing a so you meant senior lure maker 💪 thanks in that case 👋
@@SuchaJerkCustomLures he is a professional artificial bait craftsman because judging from the working metal and adequate supporting equipment so that the results of his work are equivalent to those made by manufacturers and we are inspired by many of his work techniques.
Good 👍👍👍👍
Thank you 🙂👋
Watching from south Sulawesi, Indonesia
Hello from Labuan Bajo, Florence, Indonesia 👋
Great job!
Thanks for the video!
Thanks 🙏 happy that you liked it 😃 greetings from Poland 🎣
Watching from Kenai, Alaska. I will some day roll my own stick baits and poppers... I just need to figure out what to use them for first.
Thanks for watching 👋 all the best from Poland 🎣🇵🇱 no clue Alaska sounds to me like Halibuts and Salmons 🤷 I doubt these are keen on poppers 😅
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Nice work dude 👏👏
Thanks mate 🙏👋🎣
Amazing
Thank you 😊
Barbaro campeón un buen trabajo gracias por compartir saludos
Gracias por mirar 🙂 saludos desde Polonia 👋🎣
Nice ❤
Terima kasih banyak temanku 👋🎣☺️
Drill a hole all the way through. Hang a swivel on the wire for the center hook, way easier. Do a wire wrap for the split ring to go onto the rear. It will not pull out or break. 150lb bluefin tuna on mine.
Yes it is a nice method as well, did one smaller like that, however I don't like the esthetics of the tail wrap 🤷 and for me visual part of the lure is as important as the practical/fish catching capability
@@SuchaJerkCustomLures the wrap is part of the art when done correctly, imo….. and it is hard to do especially with .062” wire.
Hi this is very interesting! Would you mind sharing part 2?
Hi Chris and thanks 🙏 yeah... it's coming, slowly but surely 😅 sorry for the delay, I don't have motivation lately for editing process, already 3 new lures footage pending 🤦
Great.
🙂
Piękna praca jak zawsze czekam na efekt końcowy👍🤗🎣
Dzięki 🙂 ale niestety effect końcowy nie jest zbyt powalający 😣 testuje dwie różne nowe epoxy (stara się w końcu skończyła po 6 latach 🫣) i na obu się robią rozstępy, w dodatku przy ostatniej warstwie kot zrzucił z suszarki na papierowy ręcznik, jeszcze klejąca się przynętę 🤦
@@SuchaJerkCustomLures no to się porobiło ,epoxy fajna sprawa ale żeby uzyskać piękny efekt to nie takie proste🤷
Tak do połowy filmu to to nie wyglądało jak wobler ;) Jak sprawdza się ta tokarka? Pozdrawiam
Tokarka mojego kolegi, mi się fajnie toczyło.mimo braku doświadczenia, kumpel też jest zadowolony - wiadomo Parkside robi robotę za nieduże pieniądze 💪 pozdro 👋
Благодарю за видео саветы Спасиба...,,,
Спасибо за просмотр 🙂 привет из Польши 👋🎣
The best copper fash k no comen k
Thank you 🙂👋🎣
what wood did U use on this lure??
Hi, I used bass wood
What kind of wire are you using
Here I did use 1.2mm stainless steel welding wire. But in general for big GT fishing is recommended to use 1.6mm at least. I know I can get away with thinner wire, since my setup only have max drag of 11kg on the 8k Shimano I'm using. Did catch 11kg yellow fin tuna without any issues on the lure with 1.2mm wire.
A couge please! That tool used to cut into stock and mark lines!
A couge ?? I googled it, no results 🤔 maybe you misspelled the words ?
Why not buy cheep rolling pins from the Pound shop's, beechwood turns and sand's so good and the rolling pins save half of the work. I really miss my wood lathe, on it most day's until some kind person burnt my shop to the floor at 3am. Police found who did it but they were only 14 years old so nothing was done.
I feel sorry for you mate, terrible stunt by little degenerative C**ts 😡 but thank you for the tip with the rolling pin (the initial part fighting with the corner cutting was the biggest struggle) 🙏👌
Jaka jest prawidłowa nazwa szczypiec, których używasz do robienia pierścionków?
allegro.pl/oferta/szczypce-do-ciecia-drutu-szczypce-do-wyrobu-bizuterii-multi-13481053953 to są te same co ja mam 😉
Sir. Can youbtell me what size of your wire and what is it called that wire for lure?
Hi 👋 it's a stainless steel welding wire 1.4mm thickness 😉
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Request squid jig please
Like yamashita squid jig
I was planning to do one before holiday, but didn't manage in time. Will do before my next holiday, probably in April 😉
@@SuchaJerkCustomLures ok, thank's broo
Hi
Hi Levi 👋 I uploaded on Saturday this time, to see if I get more views over the whole weekend 😉
@@SuchaJerkCustomLures oh that explains why I was so late because I work on Saturday
@@LeviVanSluijs we are currently in Bali Indonesia, so also that's why 😉 I finished editing and posting on the way to the airport in Poland and schedule it for when we were flying ✈️
@@SuchaJerkCustomLures I wish you a very nice vacation in Bali hope you find some cool tropical fish there
@@LeviVanSluijs if I do you'll see it in the next videos
Please learn to use lathe properly 😢
It's not my lathe... that was my first time and I have no opportunity to practice more 🤷