Good to see the blending block on the heat. I do the same thing. I actually go hotter than what the plastic is. Makes life a lot easier. No clogs and more running time.
Yeah it just shoots so much better, I've found that warming everything up just gives me better performance overall, so now I'm in the habit of pre-heating everything.
These are immaculate!!! I’m going to be rewatching this one so many times, color combos are so nice but you make it look super easy at the same time! I’m literally just starting out and this is very inspiring!
Yeah it's a pretty cool color shift. It would be better if I didn't use as much Lureworks Black. I think if I cut the drops in half it would be awesome!
Bud, you've created such an amazing product here. Watching the live streams and seeing the vast bredth of things you can accomplish with these color shifts is so impressive. I know these will end up being a staple amongst the most prominent bait makers and I look forward to seeing what they create with them! Keep up the amazing work man! The 8bit baits for life.
really nice your great with the colors definitely making your mark on bait making world thanks for helping out all us amateurs probably some big dogs too keep it going 👍
Everything looks awesome great looking baits love the video I love the animated logos those are killer man. And definitely going to be getting my hands on some of those shift pigments soon.
Thanks for the support brother!!! I can't wait to see what you do when you get your hands on these. Let me get this shipment in and I'll get a few of them over your way.
Right on, well glad to see you back! Lots of great content for you to catch up on! Are there pictures of your bluegill mold on your PG page? I'll go check it out.
HA I dunno about an empire, but I'm trying the best I can LOL!! I appreciate the kind words!! If you want a squid patch, I have them for sale on the 8bit Baits website under the "Gear" section.
For a solid color, start with 1/16 tsp of powder and 15 drops of black. You can add a little bit more powder if you want from there but 1/16 is a good starting point for a solid color to be used on a back of a bait or in a worm, etc.
