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Lot's of potential , nice job keep up the good work Tommy

I like it, Thanks for taking the time as you do with everything to explain and demonstrat Tommy

I seem to be the master of not being able to make UV resins cure, Bondic was OK ,the Loon Thin and Loon Thick is the one I'm using now . First time trying I found my batteries were weak in torch , second attempt everything cured perfectly ( 4 A.M. ) , later that day using the same things the same way and even changing batteries I can't get either one in small or large doses to cure . Only thing I can think of is a small amount of sunlight shining in caused the torch not to be as bright , Even took outside to cure in sun nothing cured . I believe that 30 seconds of UV blast is more than enough time and the torch is a Clear Cure Goo lamp . Thanks for the help, I'm going crazy here !! Tommy

That's a interesting idea , cool to see pics with clear coat . Happy New Year and keep the paint flying .

SolarFall tutorials, easy to follow and fantastic videos

Speedy recovery , ' whirring ' , exciting !!

Use mostly Owner ST36 black/chrome and Gamakatsu EWG

Usually have good control with this type of bit , easy to make a channel or groove . Buy different sizes , you will find uses for all of them

I like to build rods, tie flies , modify or make my own jigs from blank molds, reproduce ancient stone tools ( flintknapping ), sculptures from driftwood, glass etching , make bracelets , love playing pool , drawing , painting , carving in stone . Here is a couple pics . Like many too many fascinating things to see and do , not enough time

Have a Picture ? Maybe use some resin, pour into a Colorado blade Lay in rattle and let cure then pop out and foil tape the outside and clear coat ?

Really nice work , lots of fish coming your way !

I learn something new here ALL the time , so much inspiration and admiration , thanks everyone for sharing your knowledge and passing it on

They will look great I'm sure ! Going to look at tutorial right now, thanks for sharing