These are 3/4"long and 1/16oz. Although I started making them as a novelty, they have been doing real well on bluegills. Sanding something this small ca sure be a pain.
These are 3/4"long and 1/16oz. Although I started making them as a novelty, they have been doing real well on bluegills. Sanding something this small ca sure be a pain.
Not only patience but eye's like an eagle!!
Awesome work John!
"The bitterness of poor quality remains long after the sweetness of low price is forgotten."
Those are really cool! Have you considered using a Dremel 400 XPR with a flex-shaft to sand your works of art? You can do some delicate work with that set up. I use the variable speed tool with a 120 grit / 1/2" sanding band to shape the guide feet before wrapping.
If you have questions, give me a holler.
Good luck and Good work...........George
Thanks gentlemen for your comments on the minis.
George, I do use a Foredom for some of my sanding but the things are just so small they don't give you much to hold on to. As a long time woodcarver,I have owned a couple Dremels in the past and I find them to be great tools in one or two minute bursts, then wait for them to cool, but they will not hold a candle to a Foredom for getting work done.
Not only the woodwork, but the painting of something so small is also incredible!! Great work John!!
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