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    Default Hey Skip

    Your acrylic paint and drill bit works great for putting on eyes! I would have never thought about using a drill bit.





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    Quote Originally Posted by IBNFSHN
    Your acrylic paint and drill bit works great for putting on eyes! I would have never thought about using a drill bit.
    Hey glad it worked for you. I know it works well for me and really easy to do.

    Good going!

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    Skip,

    I had been using a nail. I tried your idea too with a drill bit and it works a lot better then a nail. It gives you a nicely formed circle. Much better than a flattened tip of a nail or toothpick. Thank you my friend. Keep the ideas flowing.
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    Quote Originally Posted by shipahoy41
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    I had been using a nail. I tried your idea too with a drill bit and it works a lot better then a nail. It gives you a nicely formed circle. Much better than a flattened tip of a nail or toothpick. Thank you my friend. Keep the ideas flowing.
    Thought I had already told you about that. I have been doing my eyes that way for almost 2 years.

    About as long as I have used Sickle hooks. Heck when I started using Sickle hooks there was only one other jig maker using them that I know of and I started using them before him a little. I only knew he was using them because we were getting our jig heads from the same guy back then. The number one reason I started using them was they were so much sharper than Eagle Claw and I have this thing about sharp hooks.

    Boy it seems like it's been longer!

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    Skip,

    We were talking about glow paint and some other stuff. I don't remember the drill bit idea, however it is in my arsenol of tips that work now. Thanks again.
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    Hey Skip,Where do you get your jig heads? Im interested in sickle hook even some with red hooks if you know of anywhere?? Thanks Roger
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    I get jig heads from crappieday on the Georgia forum. He does microspoons, and jig heads. Just my .02

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    Thanks slayer Ill try to pm him
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    I have painted eyes for years and used everything that I could think of. I have a vast assortment of gadgets and rigs for painting eyes. I even thought about getting a eye machine but that's a chunk of $$$ to spend on something that you don't know if you would like to use or not. I am interested in these drill bit dobbers and I am going to give them a try. What could it hurt and I could always use some more drill bits....lol.

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    Quote Originally Posted by GrouseFly
    I have painted eyes for years and used everything that I could think of. I have a vast assortment of gadgets and rigs for painting eyes. I even thought about getting a eye machine but that's a chunk of $$$ to spend on something that you don't know if you would like to use or not. I am interested in these drill bit dobbers and I am going to give them a try. What could it hurt and I could always use some more drill bits....lol.
    They work great and they don't need to be high dollar ones, just flat on the end.

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