Carving a wooden lure PART THREE

[dbarnett1]

Here is part three of the video.


Making A Wooden, Lipped Crankbait. PART THREE - YouTube

[mo65]

Now its starting to look like a lure! This is a blast...great idea db! http://www.getsmile.com/emoticons/funny-smileys/thumbs-up.gif

[cwd]

I guess it would also help to remove the wood if you are part termite.LOL
I am really enjoying these.
I have some pine thats been dry for a couple of years. as soon as I find my scroll saw
I will start cutting out some blanks.
I know you will be covering the painting of this lure, Just woundering if powder paint would work
on the wood, or would it start to burn before it got p to the right temp.??

[bass or bass?]

Man! My appreciation for the time and effort that goes into your lures has gone way up. Thanks for these well done and informative videos.

[toadfrog]

I guess it would also help to remove the wood if you are part termite.LOL
I am really enjoying these.
I have some pine thats been dry for a couple of years. as soon as I find my scroll saw
I will start cutting out some blanks.
I know you will be covering the painting of this lure, Just woundering if powder paint would work
on the wood, or would it start to burn before it got p to the right temp.??
The wood will darken . But it can be done with harder woods . Cedar some pines ect . have a low flash point in the wood resins . So be careful not to exceed 350 degrees by much .