I know it's a lodge!
I've never had an older pan like this before. Wondering if it was a good purchase. I felt like it was. But I have no actual clue what it's worth. It's lighter than my current pans. I think from looking up vaguely it's in the 1955-65's range?
Anyone who has more information I'd appreciate it! I'm thinking I'm gonna season it just like my others and move it into the rotation for steak primarily.
I'm new to the whole making lures stuff, i'm no expert on any part of the process. My dad always fished with lucky 13s so i thought it would be cool to make some, and i did. and now the people i made them for have suggested i start making a lot more and possibly try to sell them. Idk the ruls or anything on that so, i have no clue. But, i wanted to see from a communities thought if its worth the time and investment to try and make a boat load of them.
I plan to make about 6 more currently just for fun, but if people would actually like them, id consider making more.
Any tips or tricks would be nice! I use a wood sealer, primer, and coat with KBS Clear coat twice. And i air brush with a cheap amazon air brush.
These first few are old luckies i sanded down and re-painted, but i also have about 3 4foot dowel rods to cut down if i wanted to make a whole bunch of them.