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Uhgg when I was making the purchase I was indecisive about the original jb and the 5 min quik set 5 min set epoxy. I went with the syringe version as it seemed easier to handle and apply... So I get home and I was kinda inpatient and started my project before I let my car cool down completely (my project was to fix a broken off inlet hose piece of plastic on my thermostat housing which is plastic) so the car was still very much warm as was the piece to repair, I followed all instructions applied it, and NOTHING, it will not turn into the gel state it just stayed syrup consistency it wouldn't even hold itself together, so I scrapped the whole thing removed all of the kb weld and sanded the two pieces and started over when the car was cooled, still nothing I thought I didn't mix enough so I thoroughly mixed the jb weld and tried again ... Still nothing .... Waited over night and tried again and by this point I'm severely disturbed that this is not working for me, as I need my vehicle and I have place I need to go. And that's where I am at at this point just stuck on what to do. WHY WILL THIS STUFF NOT WORK FOR ME????;ANYBODY? IM GOING INSANE TRYING TO FIGURE IT OUT

Is this to make dubbing with? I'm fairly new to all this. Thanks

Any idea on diy ice dubbing? Its impossible to order here in our country.

I rais rabbits for a food source and i cure my fures with a salt cure. I have been looking for a way to sell them and i thi k this will work for me. Guy at bass pro told me about dubbing.

How do we get different colors

Excellent ties dude!

Chris will gesso good to use with createx paints as well

It's a good to know video but I believe most viewers would also like to see the strength & durability test.

Thanks for this educational video wish I could have seen this when I was a lot younger how true it is i am 76 I’m going to tell my kids and friends to watch this love your videos 👍🙂

I was looking at doing bronze, how will the bronze be if you add a bit of black? I noticed on car wheels they do bronze with a slight black look

I’ve been on the search for a mirror chrome for lures. There are a LOT of “chrome “ paints that end up more like polished aluminum. There is a product from Despaie that is a refill for marker pens. 10 ml used in an airbrush. It gives very, very close to a true mirror chrome. You can easily see reflections in it. As others have noted here, most coatings tend to dull the shine. I am going to try different ones today. Without coatings the chrome quickly wears off on lures The base finish is critical. Unless the base is hard and super smooth you’ll probably not get good results. Helps if the base is very high gloss black. I suspect you’ll never get true mirror chrome on a wood base unless you coat it with epoxy, varnish, etc. before applying the chrome paint

Hi Chris! Great video and thank you! Just to let you know there is a tool that is available from Whitetail Fly Tying Supplies in Chapel Hill, NC. They have a very extensive fly material selection plus the best deer hair I've ever found. The sitter they sell will do full skins and is safe and adjustable for width. Whitetail was started by the famous tyer Chris Helm who has sadly passed on. They are still carrying on the buisiness. Hope this is helpful to anyone wanting to slit their own hides.

I was hoping what u put it on would stick and not come off as easy .

Fabulous, helpful info that’s going to save a small fortune. Thank you so much for sharing.

Cheers fella. Great idea.

Is there a way to thin it so it's brushable? Want to repair a pitted wheel bead.

Thank you fine sir, just ordered a punch set and some hodgepodge

which color in the tube is the hardener? can you do a loctite epoxy

Thanks for this informative video. I'm looking to buy some resin. Do you have a picture of your results that I could print out??

Awesome videos (part 1 & 2) - thanks so much

How old is a rooster need to be before you harvest the hackle feathers? Is it one year or two years? And why?

Thank you, really found it informative.

Clear, concise and well explained. Thanks so much!

Mineral oil and Vaseline are petroleum distilates. They are hydrocarbons, meaning they are comprised of hydrogen and carbon. They are pollutants. Naturally occurring fats found in nuts and plants, like coconut oil, shea butter, etc., are triglycerides. Triglycerides are esters of Coconut oil is primarily composed of triglycerides, which are esters of fatty acids and glycerol. Triglycerides are organic compounds containing carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen, but they are not considered hydrocarbons because they also contain oxygen atoms. Hydrocarbons, on the other hand, consist only of carbon and hydrogen atoms. Triglycerides are necessary for life and fish can ingest them safely. If you make your own floatant use a triglyceride like cocoa butter, coconut oil, shea butter, etc. You can mix it with beeswax until you get the consistency you prefer.

Don’t use petroleum distillates in fresh water and protected waters! Vaseline and mineral oil are petroleum distillates! It’s pollution, it kills fish, it creates “slicks” fish can see, and you face a hefty fine and risk seizure of your gear for polluting. If you’re going to use an oil base, then use a plant or nut-based “butter,” not a petroleum product or a petroleum blend.

Nice work. Appreciate the effort and cost you expended!

Hello! Helpful tutorial. What brand of clipper do you recommend?

simple is best well done

Bleach is a base not an acid. Baking soda will NOT neutralize a base. It is also a base. You are just stopping the bleach with the clean water. Skip the baking soda and just rinse the feathers in clean water.

Thanks for sharing

That mixing gets poor precision whereas it is really matter for getting a decent hardness. A proper way would be putting a cup on scale and measure the ratio precisely by pouring components with syringe. That would mean you need to find density first. And sometimes you would need to find exact ratio that gives max hardness by making few samples varying components by 5% as 1:1 by volume is not always the best one. And might be important to shake A and B bottles to make them uniform before measure. And waiting longer before demoulding also may be important for max hardness.

I absolutely love this video very well done

👑 Thank You for making this video. It was very helpful. I want to use the JB Weld to fill in a missing chunk of tile floor.

thanks for teaching.........

Hi. What brand of trimmer do you use? Thanks

Cool tip.

thanks, letting my furs dry after cleaning the fat from them....

Great Job 💪

Bushcrafters know this as an emergency fire starter.

That’s great!

Thanks very much. Will be giving this a go in the near future - excellent Christmas present idea for my 3 sons and I ( no daughters 😂).

I am going to get some of that stuff from cables,here in Buda,Tx

How you get the dye off your hands?🤦‍♀️🤔 Would this dye work on syntetic materials like EP and stuff like that? I was messing around earlier and got leather dye to stick to it using the same method, bur want to try different colors.

Thank you for the video! 🙏

Very informative and interesting video. I’m a new subscriber. After watching this video I went to check your video list. Incredible amount of information provided. I’m anxious to watch them being a new tyer. Thank you for sharing these tutorials. Greatly appreciated. God bless.

I do not believe that this agent is good for CDC flies. It will only glue the fine fibres unnecessarily. With guarantee

Diamond -2 is my favorite finish. But I using this finish only for best projects. Other different finish I know too. Flex Coat is very good. Then in my rating probably Rod Dancer finish. And then may be Pro Cote. But, Pro Cote is like a rock. I literally treated it with abrasive the next day and it was very good for that. Pro Cote really strong. I completely forgot about the Japanese Toho finish. For now I'm only saving it for better times. It seems the TOHO finish should be unbeatable.

Cricut 😊

Thank You Sir 🙏

Great effort thanks for doing this!