UV-resin, epoxy and LCR's

Glues and resins that harden - including the smart ultraviolet (UV) light activated UV-resins, AKA Light Cured Resins (LCR's).

UV-resin, epoxy and LCR's - all content

Article Coxy Streamer Jan 6. 2016 Simple A simple hairwinged streamer in old school Danish coastal streamer style... with a twist... literally... of copper wire See the pattern description here	Video Butano Perdigon Nymph Dec 29. 2015 The Butano was introduced to me by my Spanish friend Luis Esteban Hernandez and has become one of my favorite nymphs over the last year and a half.	Video Antistatic Buzzer Dec 25. 2015 Materials Used;
Video Matt's Buzzer Dec 25. 2015 Detailed instructions for tying Matt's Buzzer.	Video Jiggy Nov 25. 2015 Ad for Solarez UV resin, but nice instructions by Per Ivar Ekeberg of Norway	Article DIY stick-on eyes Oct 13. 2013 Home made Make your own large eyes for pike and saltwater flies using inexpensive materials and a little time. Some adhesive marker dots, a handful of waterproof pens and some LCR and you can start your own stick-on eye factory. Se how in this article
Article Peeete's Pheather 'n' Phlash Jan 16. 2013 Phly welding AKA Peeete's Welded Wide Body Tunnel Hull Pheather'n'Phlash Tube Phly. The name is complex, but the fly is simple, showing how to build a large baitfish imitation with few and easily accessible materials - and Pete Gray's neat welding technique. To the toolshop	Article The Test Tube Jan 6. 2013 Futurama A weird and futuristic construction from the archives. Really easy to tie... eh, make... uhm... construct... Metal, plastic and glue. See how to go about it here	Article Allan's Winter Shrimp Oct 11. 2012 Cold water A simple shrimp pattern that does not use the popular but expensive Spey hackle See the pattern description here
Article Fleye Foils Sep 10. 2012 Foiled These new fish shaped foils from Bob Popovics are really great for making baitfish imitations. They come in several shapes and many sizes, and stick on the side of your flies, ready to be covered with resin. See more here	Article Shrimp anatomy for the fly tyer Mar 21. 2012 Lecture Having seen, tied and fished shrimp flies for many years, Martin feels a need to do a little lecture on the real appearance of shrimp, especially targeted at fly tyers. Take the shrimp class here	Article Light Curing Resins Mar 15. 2012 Glue If you're still messing with epoxy, lift your head from the vice and discover the new Light Curing Resins also known as LCR's or UV Resins. More about New Age Epoxy.
Article The Killer Mantis Jan 4. 2012 Epoxy Who else than epoxy wizard (and madman) Bob Kenly would take on tying... eh, building... eh, constructing a Mantis Shrimp as a fly? Follow the project this article where you can read Bob's story about the fly and see pictures of the process and the finished fly. Join in here	Article The Welded Phly Oct 22. 2010 Phlyz Remember the line from "The Graduate"? "PLASTICS!" The hook was dressed with thread and body braid... fine makings for a proper foundation were in place... Temperamental pheatherz were spot welded in place without complaint nor defiance... Another innovative Pete Gray technique!	Article Coloring Raw Tubes Oct 20. 2010 Tube flies "See what you can do with these" said Stuart Anderson, who owns the Canadian Tube Fly Company to Bob Kenly who often goes berserk with tubes and epoxy. And that's exactly what Bob did. He started painting the raw tubes. Read more about it here

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