this is pretty much the most genius thing that I have seen on here in a long time. Wow man!!! I am absolutely going to do this. Thank you very much for this project!!!
Ireally don't know why your videos are so underestimated, i've seen stuff in this channel that would make tackle shops cry on despair and fish go extinct if everyone knew of this techniques. You are amazing man.
Really nice video of the Baby Bass Thermoformed Stencils. I made the box just need to get the thin stencil material and try my luck at making some. Thanks! Robert USA
I hear some “Ah-Nold” in your voice. I like what you have done and as long as you enjoy providing content and making lures, ignore the thumbs down crowd.
Thanks David. I will probably always sound that way, but I aim to help a lot of people, rather than satisfying those few, that must have perfect english
@@SplishSplashFishing There was no disrespect intended. Because you are from the Germanic speaking peoples, that will be there in your voice. Personally, I like it. Sounds better than my nasal monotone voice 😉 Keep teaching and we’ll keep watching
Vinyl sheets work as well. The .02 thickness sheet is pliable enough to mold around minnow shaped hard plastic lures, very easily. I use delicate tape to adhere the clear vinyl to the lure. While on the lure, run a heat gun or hair dryer over thr stencil very quick,, maybe three passes quick passes on 350 degrees, to help the stencil form to the shape of the lure Next, draw your design on the vinyl with an ultra fine point permanent marker, cut your pattern out using a very sharp hobby knife. Use one lure as the cutting board, as the hard plastic makes cutting the pattern out much easier. The process of removing the stencil cutout takes the longest time, a steady hand and some patients. Leave the vinyl stencil on the lure for 24 hours to help retain the shape of the minnow while vinyl is cooling. Remove the stencil, trim the delicate tape back so just enough tape is left to stick to the lure. Place the vinyl stencil on the lure you are airbrushing and paint. Have fun.
There is a link in the text bellow the video, but the item seems to be out of stock. However you can use the words from that to search for other suppliers. Good luck
Awesome video and definitely looks like a baby bass. Could you use a heat gun on the plastic instead of an oven? if so it would be cool if you made a video doing that. Tight lines man.
You can use a heatgun, but it has the risk of melting holes in the plastic. With the owen you the whole thing heated at once, so it easily shapes around the bait
Thanks Mathew. No the scale "stencil" is made of some metal net i found at the hardware store. I think it's called "expanded metal net" or "expanded metal plate mesh". I found that if i shaped it around the lure it gives me the same great result as the thermoformed stencils.
Thanks. The Cartoon Pike was mostly a "for fun" project, and as it didn't involve any techniques that I haven't described in other movies, I haven't recorded anything on its creation. However there are quite a few pictures and small clips of it on my facebook page: facebook.com/splishsplashfishing/ The distant relative of the "Little Fat Pike", the "Little Fat Cod" is arriving one of the next days!
@@SplishSplashFishing Thank you for the information. I tried with thermo foil for lamination, which is much thinner 0.1mm, and I didn't get results as yours.
Splish-Splash It's a Brand name in the UK it's not a Tech Term & there's nothing at all wrong with your command of English, really enjoying watching your superb videos
this is pretty much the most genius thing that I have seen on here in a long time. Wow man!!! I am absolutely going to do this. Thank you very much for this project!!!
Ireally don't know why your videos are so underestimated, i've seen stuff in this channel that would make tackle shops cry on despair and fish go extinct if everyone knew of this techniques. You are amazing man.
Thanks a lot Jorge for those kind words. Maybe in time I will be "discovered" but until then comments like this helps a lot
Another excellent instructional video. Thanks very much.
Really nice video of the Baby Bass Thermoformed Stencils. I made the box just need to get the thin stencil material and try my luck at making some. Thanks!
Robert
USA
Amazing! Thank you for all your videos! Love em'!
I hear some “Ah-Nold” in your voice. I like what you have done and as long as you enjoy providing content and making lures, ignore the thumbs down crowd.
Thanks David. I will probably always sound that way, but I aim to help a lot of people, rather than satisfying those few, that must have perfect english
@@SplishSplashFishing There was no disrespect intended. Because you are from the Germanic speaking peoples, that will be there in your voice. Personally, I like it. Sounds better than my nasal monotone voice 😉 Keep teaching and we’ll keep watching
@@davidkelly5459 I didn't think you meant any disrespect, and was happy about you comment
Really cool video! i was trying this technique but the plastic I had wasn't great. Will definitely try it. Thanks!
To have the right plastic sheets really makes the whole difference Maciej. They are not cheap, but I still think its all worth it.
Looks great to me keep up the good work Awesome job
these looks great! exactly like a baby bass. I'll have to try this method out!
Great - Mission accomplished then :-)
Vinyl sheets work as well. The .02 thickness sheet is pliable enough to mold around minnow shaped hard plastic lures, very easily.
I use delicate tape to adhere the clear vinyl to the lure.
While on the lure, run a heat gun or hair dryer over thr stencil very quick,, maybe three passes quick passes on 350 degrees, to help the stencil form to the shape of the lure
Next, draw your design on the vinyl with an ultra fine point permanent marker, cut your pattern out using a very sharp hobby knife.
Use one lure as the cutting board, as the hard plastic makes cutting the pattern out much easier.
The process of removing the stencil cutout takes the longest time, a steady hand and some patients.
Leave the vinyl stencil on the lure for 24 hours to help retain the shape of the minnow while vinyl is cooling.
Remove the stencil, trim the delicate tape back so just enough tape is left to stick to the lure.
Place the vinyl stencil on the lure you are airbrushing and paint.
Have fun.
one's again, great video! love to watch your video.s. thumbs up!
You seriously deserve way more subs. I love your vids
great video as always 👍
thank you very much for sharing every step
you could help me with the link where I get that material thank you very much
There is a link in the text bellow the video, but the item seems to be out of stock. However you can use the words from that to search for other suppliers. Good luck
very useful video thanks
very good again! thank you
Good job. You can also use a small wood burner with a fine tip to cut out stencil.
Yes I guess so - Thanks for the tip
Great Job !
Very Nice Work...
Thanks
Awesome video and definitely looks like a baby bass. Could you use a heat gun on the plastic instead of an oven? if so it would be cool if you made a video doing that. Tight lines man.
You can use a heatgun, but it has the risk of melting holes in the plastic. With the owen you the whole thing heated at once, so it easily shapes around the bait
Great video as always mate. Thanks for posting. Are they plastic stencils for the scales or some other material?
Thanks Mathew. No the scale "stencil" is made of some metal net i found at the hardware store. I think it's called "expanded metal net" or "expanded metal plate mesh". I found that if i shaped it around the lure it gives me the same great result as the thermoformed stencils.
Thank you very much mate. More good ideas. Thanks again for sharing
Great job what about those cartoon pike they look amazing hope you do a video on them to soon , as always very enjoyable thanks for sharing .
Thanks. The Cartoon Pike was mostly a "for fun" project, and as it didn't involve any techniques that I haven't described in other movies, I haven't recorded anything on its creation. However there are quite a few pictures and small clips of it on my facebook page: facebook.com/splishsplashfishing/
The distant relative of the "Little Fat Pike", the "Little Fat Cod" is arriving one of the next days!
Not bad sir...well done.
Great job.
epic!!! love your videos!
Great video as always! Can you give us tips how long do you heat foil in oven and on what temperature?
About 30 seconds in 200 degrees celsius. When the plastic starts to get soft and hang down from the frame, you should quickly take it out of the owen
@@SplishSplashFishing Thank you for the information. I tried with thermo foil for lamination, which is much thinner 0.1mm, and I didn't get results as yours.
@@vladankostic5166 Sounds too thin for this. Maybe i you put it cold on the vacuumbox and heat it carefully with a heatgun
I know bass in Oklahoma would chomp on your baits! Nice work!
Thanks. I would love to see one of my baits in the mouth of a bass
I need to buy one of your bass baits. Where do I get one?
2 of those in the movie are for sale now. Meassage me on facebook for details: facebook.com/splishsplashfishing/
How many mm is the dremel bit?
Great vid.....i seen u used a scale stencil.....how was that made?
Hi Ronald. You can find more infor on that here: ruclips.net/video/ZolHhjl3tMo/видео.html
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Ciao su Amazon vendono i fogli trasformabile? Hai il link?
Great!
What’s the black scale stencil made of?
Its "stretched metal mesh" - Use google to find i locally. See more about it here ruclips.net/video/ZolHhjl3tMo/видео.html
"Dremmel Drill" Is The Trade Name Of Your Drill In The UK!
Thanks - Being non-native English speaking I just miss some of the more technical words
Splish-Splash It's a Brand name in the UK it's not a Tech Term & there's nothing at all wrong with your command of English, really enjoying watching your superb videos
this link is offline best regards
Yes I see, and I do not see a replacment at the moment
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Sorry - I dont understand. Actualle dont even have those letters on my PC
google translate said: "Naa amazing!"
I agree ;)
Naa Amazing!
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The peta sheets are pricey empty plastic milk containers work just as good just cut out flat pieces and bingo, Roberts your mums brother.
Unfortynately our milk doesn't come i such containers - But other might find you tip usefull, so thanks