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Over the winter I started dabbling in trying to make handmade crankbaits. I
have already carved out 4 different bodies. All from balsa. Now I am sorta stuck and don't know which way to go. I am having a hard time with painting. I don't know the best method for attaching hooks. Balsa is hard to work with in the sense its easily chipped. Is there a better wood for the begginer? Also is there any good info on the internet that any of you could point me towards? I want to try and keep it simple as possible. I would like to keep it one piece. I have seen some stuff on two peice. Two piece seems a little taxing for someone like me just starting out. As far as painting I have heard a urethyne coat is best to start with. Well crap I don't even know the best method for putting on the lips. Help! THis is something I really want to do. |
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