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Old August 15th, 2008
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Re: Powder Painting With Torch

I've used the torch since day one and don't have any reason to change. I always count in my head as I heat each bait and (after many years of trial and error) have a good idea of the count for each size I pour. To answer the question about a 1/4 oz jig- 8-10 seconds.

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I just used a torch this past weekend. I'll be going back to my heat gun for the next batch. it is my opinion that the torch heats too unevenly.
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I just used a torch this past weekend. I'll be going back to my heat gun for the next batch. it is my opinion that the torch heats too unevenly.
Never had that issue, but neither method is for everyone, whatever works best for you is the right method. Heat gun just takes to long for me. Now the gun did work well for spinners I was playing around with.
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Re: Powder Painting With Torch

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When You have a chance will you post us a picture of how you have the Black Powder Funnel set up?
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Re: Powder Painting With Torch

Wife is out of town will the digital camera should have it back Mon. I will try to get a pic up on Mon night. In the mean time the funnel has three long bolts holding it about 1/4 in above the alcohol burner the three bolts are in a peace of wood at the bottom of the alcohol burner. The alcohol burner can be slid out at any time. The bolt pattern is in a 4 bolt pattern with one missing so you can remove the burner. To make shore the heat is all going out the top stick a peace of rope in and let it smoke you should see it all funnel out the top and not the sides. If not make the hole at the tip of the funnel bigger cutting off some of the tip. Just to clarify just in case. The funnel is up side down pointing away from the alcohol burner.
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I fill like a chump and a bit embarrassed. I procrastinate until today to pull it out look look look, then I ask my kids. Gee thats weird they know right where it is? Yes its out in the silo (i use a silo for storage) sitting right buy one of your boat anchors. I get there and its smashed with nothing on top of it. The poor funnel is almost flat but wrinkled and cracked on the seam. But the bolts are still in the wood but not straight. Then the alcohol burner glass it shattered. So to say the least I still have the top with the wick and cap. It did not take much to save it. But no jar to put it on, might be a loss any way. I truly do not know why but I am not mad at them. I just smile at my adventure today. Hes only five and not on drugs or talking back. I can get over looking like a chump. Thinking this would only take a few minutes, its my wifes b-day so I need to get back to that. I will try to whip one up tomorrow. Need a new one now.
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Re: Powder Painting With Torch

Kelly
Nothing like kids to give us those "Adventuer Days" & it sounds like you have had one ... Ain't Kids great ??? My son helped me a little when he was young ... the oldest Gran Son "hung" leader rigs for me until he went off to college ... # 2 has to much other stuff to do, #3 will soon be a teenager and I think I might get a little work out of him ... he really loves fishing ... #4 the 9 year old I will more than likely get some work out of him .. All of them have given me a lot of ideas on some things to make and some on what I am doing wrong .. So you guys out there pay attention to those kids !!
Been using the Alcohol Lamp (with out the Funnell) for awhile yesterday ... so far so good and I can see why funnelling the flame down would be great ... will wait on your picture so I will get it right with out having to do a lot of trial and error......
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