Great ideas ... over the years I have hand cut stencils for silk screen prints out of plain paper (like copier/printer paper). Once I made a large skull print and couldn't be bothered with the tedious task of cutting tons of "cracks" not unlike your stencil so came up with a different although a tad random technique. I made a basic burner using a small glass jar with a small hole punched in the metal lid. Then I made a wick and filled the jar with methylated spirits. A fine needle held in locking pliers heated up in the flame and then used to create a pattern by burning it. It works.
That is genious! Like evil genious genious 😄 haha , There are stencil burners on the market too. And a burner works great and does the job faster and smoother too! I like how you made one yourself that is really cool!
Instead of cutting the template on a cutting board swap it for a piece of glass! It is so much easier the glass doesn't grip the blade or blunt the blade, try it out I think that you'll be surprised. Plus instead of turning the blade turn the template in the direction you want to cut. The template is easier to move. They actually sell glass cutting boards in the craft shop's with measurements, squares, angles etc printed on the reverse! I just use the glass out of an old picture frame.
@@lureblanks I used to use acetate and cut out my intricate patterns etc the very same way. I was stubborn at first thinking that it would blunt my blade! I tried it out one night and I stopped up all night cutting out my template's. I can't understand that no one else hasn't told you about it before now! I struggled for year's cutting out on a nylon cutting board. My blades lasted a long time with the glass as I was using at least 5 per day when I was cutting new stencils on my chopping board or my self healing mats!
I would suggest giving your lure a light sanding before painting, it may be that the lure surface is too smooth causing the paint to not addhere that wel, giving it a light sand with some fine grit sandpaper will make your 4050 stick much better and should solve the problem 😉
Thanks Richard, yes no problem. You can find the link in the description of this video 👌 I will put it here as well in case you can't find it lureblanks.eu/lure-parts/stencils/stencil-sheet-5-pack.html
Great ideas ... over the years I have hand cut stencils for silk screen prints out of plain paper (like copier/printer paper). Once I made a large skull print and couldn't be bothered with the tedious task of cutting tons of "cracks" not unlike your stencil so came up with a different although a tad random technique. I made a basic burner using a small glass jar with a small hole punched in the metal lid. Then I made a wick and filled the jar with methylated spirits. A fine needle held in locking pliers heated up in the flame and then used to create a pattern by burning it. It works.
That is genious! Like evil genious genious 😄 haha , There are stencil burners on the market too. And a burner works great and does the job faster and smoother too! I like how you made one yourself that is really cool!
Nice execution
Thank you!
Good idea, cool stencils!
Thank you so much! I love burbot patterns, I too think they look really cool!
Enjoying your videos for lure painting
Thanks! 😀
Instead of cutting the template on a cutting board swap it for a piece of glass! It is so much easier the glass doesn't grip the blade or blunt the blade, try it out I think that you'll be surprised. Plus instead of turning the blade turn the template in the direction you want to cut. The template is easier to move. They actually sell glass cutting boards in the craft shop's with measurements, squares, angles etc printed on the reverse! I just use the glass out of an old picture frame.
Some great tips! Thank you very much. I will try that 👍
@@lureblanks I used to use acetate and cut out my intricate patterns etc the very same way. I was stubborn at first thinking that it would blunt my blade! I tried it out one night and I stopped up all night cutting out my template's. I can't understand that no one else hasn't told you about it before now! I struggled for year's cutting out on a nylon cutting board. My blades lasted a long time with the glass as I was using at least 5 per day when I was cutting new stencils on my chopping board or my self healing mats!
@@PENFOLD1962 Great Intel, nope never heard of anyone doing that, but now I have high expectations and going to try it out 👍😄
Gracias por el video
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Awesome video!! Thanks for the tips.
Thank you! It is my pleasure, glad you liked it! 😄
Grymt tips. Ska genast testa.. Jag antar att du e Svensk baserat på adressen på pappret :) Fortsätt i denna stil.
Tack så jättemycket! Jajemän bor här i Sverige 👌
Great video really enjoyed it
Thank you so much! Really appreciate that 🙏
What is the best way to prep chrome baits for painting I'm finding mine scratch easy with 4050 gloss for base coat .
I would suggest giving your lure a light sanding before painting, it may be that the lure surface is too smooth causing the paint to not addhere that wel, giving it a light sand with some fine grit sandpaper will make your 4050 stick much better and should solve the problem 😉
This is my favorite new channel, do you by chance play D&D?
Thank you! I have not had the chance yet but i would love to play it! I watch Critical role sometimes on youtube and looks really fun to play D&D!
Fan va grym. Ska genast prova 😀😀
Toppen!! Tack så mycket! 😁
@@lureblanks kan man komma i kontakt med dig på någon annan social media? Typ Facebook eller Instagram?
@@hugoangwald9838 Jajämen, Wannes Van Gestel heter jag på fb 👍
cool..thank you for sharing..superlaik👍🏻
Haha 😄 thanks!!
Τhanks a lot!
You are welcome! 😄
Hello ,Nice vidéo,can you tell me the name of this material you used to make your own stencil and where i can buy it,please
Thanks Richard, yes no problem. You can find the link in the description of this video 👌 I will put it here as well in case you can't find it lureblanks.eu/lure-parts/stencils/stencil-sheet-5-pack.html
Do you ship to the United States?
Yes sir! Shipping costs will be calculated in the check out and depend on the weight of the package 👍
A stencil burner is much faster.
Very true, faster and cleaner but not everyone has one 😉
@@lureblanks True but they are inexpensive. 😉