How about the holes drilled on the front of a portable radio, the tempered glass of a shower door, the soles of footwear, a unique pattern that you carve into that fancy rolling thing-a-kabob. My wife’s wooden spoon that has indents matching my knuckles. Put your hardwood roller inside a makeshift tumbler to create a one of a kind pattern. Push your roller over coarse sandpaper. Multiple passes over a recurring pattern creates a random pattern. Let Excel create a pattern from the random sample generator seeded by the time stamp, and using various number of input signals. It’s Captain Chaos!
I often try some of your ideas in my lure making. Your ideas and descriptions are looked forward to. As usual I'll be sure to give credit to "engineered angler" when I show them. Thanx...
I'm very new to painting lures so please excuse my ignorance. Could I polish the foil with a metal polish paste before I texture it? Your ideas have my brain working overtime trying to think of more possibilities lol. All these textures no wonder your lures look amazing, some fantastic ideas I can't wait to have a go. Thank you for your videos I'm learning loads. Take care my friend 👍😷👍🏴
Yes, I often polish the foil with a bit of car polish and a soft cloth. The only drawback is that the paint is subject to chipping since it doesn't adhere well to the polished surface. But it looks really cool!
@@EngineeredAngler Thank you for replying I really appreciate it. I never thought about the paint not adhering to the now shiny surface! But I bet it would look great. Thanks again and have a great week👍😷👍🏴
Add a magnet to the bottom of your tools and attach a strip of steel under a shelf then you can see each of them so a 'll you have to do is grab the one you want use it put it back and grab the next one without having to fumble through a draw full of them and the soft jones like the netting won't get damaged.
Are you able to paint these getting the black in the "grooves" like you did with cut foil scales or are they too shallow for that? If not, can you think of way to do it for more depth effect?
Hi Franco I need your help. I made 2 almost Identical crank baits put of wood with I bib both I added an 8th ounce wieght close to the lip they both leaned to the left. So I trued up the lip on both. They still lean and want to roll. I now added a little bit more weight near the lip. Hoping it will bring the head down more. My question to you is if what it did don't make it swim upright still should I replace the lips on both
@Engineered Angler Lures thank you I've tried the tie on eye and I sanded the bibs more. Wish I could send you photos so you can look at them the bibs look square to me but I could use some else's eyes
Hi,i just subscribed to your channel,i am a little like you,randomly making lures,i will send pics to you of my recent crankbait 5" lures in gmail.Well we are all never to old to learn and i learned a lot of techniques from your channel from some videos.Haven't seen them all yet.I just came across your channel about 2 weeks ago.It's 2/5/22 now.I make my crankbaits using only basic tools for cutting and shaping and a lot of steps are simple.I make my 1 piece wire for the hooks with just a small vice and pliers.I spray my lures straight from the paint can.Haha,very primitive eh?I draw the lures back with a paint marker and use Araldite 2 part epoxy with a paint brush for the coating.And thats it.Ready to use.My fishing friends and i have caught many fishes with my lures.Mackerel,Barramundi,Barracudas,Groupers,Snappers etc. And also the fierce snakehead found in abundance in our rivers,lakes and dam and other local fish eating freshwater species.I have a request,can you show your subscribers how to make a tool for bending various wires for lures?Btw,i am also into making knifes,will show you pics too. By profession,i am a guitar educator and i just love the great outdoors like you.
Thank you for subscribing. Here's a link to a playlist of tools I have made for making lures. You will find a video there for a wire bending tools. ruclips.net/p/PLEVBv_zywucSwg24p4XiVpkKmK3r07G_I
Polish your foil first then stamp the pattern that way when the foil is applied to the lure its crazy polished as im sure you know by know if you stamp the foil then polish the foil you will lose all the stamping features.
Sure...I think polishing the foil gives a nice finish but it tends to leave a very slick surface that the paint and clear coat has a hard time adhering to. I have had lures where the paint and clear has pealed off after one good fish.
@@EngineeredAngler hmmm not sure what paint your using but havent come across that problem yet and i fish for big big toothed fish such as pike and walleye
@@EngineeredAngler could be. Not sure i use an industrial metal primer overtop of my polished foil then paint . Anything acrylic wont stick to polished anything.
Has anyone out there found some other tool or kitchen implement or random object that they have used to get a cool looking texture on the lure foil?
How about the holes drilled on the front of a portable radio, the tempered glass of a shower door, the soles of footwear, a unique pattern that you carve into that fancy rolling thing-a-kabob. My wife’s wooden spoon that has indents matching my knuckles. Put your hardwood roller inside a makeshift tumbler to create a one of a kind pattern. Push your roller over coarse sandpaper. Multiple passes over a recurring pattern creates a random pattern. Let Excel create a pattern from the random sample generator seeded by the time stamp, and using various number of input signals. It’s Captain Chaos!
We use texturing tools in woodturning.
I use a pasta roller for the tool.
Really interesting ideas - thanks for sharing.
Awesome thanks going to give it a try.
Have fun!
Yes, brainstorming sessions are exhilarating, inspiring, and a blast.
Glad you found it fun....Thanks
Exactly think outside the box! Very cool tools. 👍🏼👊🏼👊🏼👊🏼
Spending my thanksgiving watching your tutorials, learned a bunch. Going to have to try this on my Mag Wart creations.
Do it...
This channel is so stinking fun!.... keep em coming!
Thanks! Will do!
I love the tips, really love how it all came together on the pan belly. Thanks
Thank you....glad you got some good tips from the video.
Love all your content man!!! Fantastic work! 👏 👏 👏
Thank you
Great Ideas!!!! Thanks for sharing.
John
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for all your tips.
I love your channel.
Thanks for watching!
Thank you, Chico! Grazie maestro 👏🏻
you're very welcome.
Engineering on the fly, great stuff man
Thanks
Nice video my friend. Thank you.
I use a small expanded aluminum metal pattern I just tap it with a small hammer. If I could send you a picture I'd be glad to.
Once again a really nice video - I will surely try this at home
Thanks and good luck.
I often try some of your ideas in my lure making. Your ideas and descriptions are looked forward to. As usual I'll be sure to give credit to "engineered angler" when I show them. Thanx...
Awesome, thank you!
Really cool video and great job in design
Thank you! Cheers!
I'm very new to painting lures so please excuse my ignorance. Could I polish the foil with a metal polish paste before I texture it? Your ideas have my brain working overtime trying to think of more possibilities lol.
All these textures no wonder your lures look amazing, some fantastic ideas I can't wait to have a go.
Thank you for your videos I'm learning loads. Take care my friend 👍😷👍🏴
Yes, I often polish the foil with a bit of car polish and a soft cloth. The only drawback is that the paint is subject to chipping since it doesn't adhere well to the polished surface. But it looks really cool!
@@EngineeredAngler Thank you for replying I really appreciate it. I never thought about the paint not adhering to the now shiny surface! But I bet it would look great. Thanks again and have a great week👍😷👍🏴
I quit watching after the "there's no math" comment... JK, another great video. Thanks, we appreciate you sharing your knowledge!
I'll double up on the math on the next one 😆
Radio control car tires might give an interesting affect.
Can you do a video on how you find the density of the wood? You do amazing work
Watch my latest video...
Thank you dear for the video but How i can paint the foil ?
ruclips.net/video/6XdcJtRLURw/видео.html
Add a magnet to the bottom of your tools and attach a strip of steel under a shelf then you can see each of them so a 'll you have to do is grab the one you want use it put it back and grab the next one without having to fumble through a draw full of them and the soft jones like the netting won't get damaged.
excellent idea...thanks
For the cost of the resin you could have got a couple of cheap bearings that would do the job
Sure...lots of ways to get it done. Thanks.
Are you able to paint these getting the black in the "grooves" like you did with cut foil scales or are they too shallow for that? If not, can you think of way to do it for more depth effect?
Sure, in fact I included a macro photo of the foil with some black paint in the texture, in the video.
Hi Franco I need your help. I made 2 almost Identical crank baits put of wood with I bib both I added an 8th ounce wieght close to the lip they both leaned to the left. So I trued up the lip on both. They still lean and want to roll. I now added a little bit more weight near the lip. Hoping it will bring the head down more. My question to you is if what it did don't make it swim upright still should I replace the lips on both
You should try to tune it with the tie on eye. If that doesn't work then the bibs are not in square.
@Engineered Angler Lures thank you I've tried the tie on eye and I sanded the bibs more. Wish I could send you photos so you can look at them the bibs look square to me but I could use some else's eyes
I just tried tuning the eye and the bibs and they work now
Thanks😍😍
Welcome 😊
Hi,i just subscribed to your channel,i am a little like you,randomly making lures,i will send pics to you of my recent crankbait 5" lures in gmail.Well we are all never to old to learn and i learned a lot of techniques from your channel from some videos.Haven't seen them all yet.I just came across your channel about 2 weeks ago.It's 2/5/22 now.I make my crankbaits using only basic tools for cutting and shaping and a lot of steps are simple.I make my 1 piece wire for the hooks with just a small vice and pliers.I spray my lures straight from the paint can.Haha,very primitive eh?I draw the lures back with a paint marker and use Araldite 2 part epoxy with a paint brush for the coating.And thats it.Ready to use.My fishing friends and i have caught many fishes with my lures.Mackerel,Barramundi,Barracudas,Groupers,Snappers etc. And also the fierce snakehead found in abundance in our rivers,lakes and dam and other local fish eating freshwater species.I have a request,can you show your subscribers how to make a tool for bending various wires for lures?Btw,i am also into making knifes,will show you pics too.
By profession,i am a guitar educator and i just love the great outdoors like you.
Thank you for subscribing. Here's a link to a playlist of tools I have made for making lures. You will find a video there for a wire bending tools.
ruclips.net/p/PLEVBv_zywucSwg24p4XiVpkKmK3r07G_I
What brand of Aluminum Foil do you use?
I try to find foil that does not have the brand marked all over it...so I have used 3M and the cheep stuff from Harbor Freight.
Polish your foil first then stamp the pattern that way when the foil is applied to the lure its crazy polished as im sure you know by know if you stamp the foil then polish the foil you will lose all the stamping features.
Sure...I think polishing the foil gives a nice finish but it tends to leave a very slick surface that the paint and clear coat has a hard time adhering to. I have had lures where the paint and clear has pealed off after one good fish.
@@EngineeredAngler hmmm not sure what paint your using but havent come across that problem yet and i fish for big big toothed fish such as pike and walleye
@@thatsmallrockshop
Maybe I'm over polishing...
@@EngineeredAngler could be. Not sure i use an industrial metal primer overtop of my polished foil then paint . Anything acrylic wont stick to polished anything.
I don't think you meander as much as you think... maybe you meander like I do... so I don't notice...
Synchronized meandering...what a concept😄.
Invention is almost always disorganized.
When it comes to me, it's ALWAYS.😃