How do you tell 1/80oz.from 1/64oz?

**grubfarmer67** · 04-04-2009, 06:05 PM

Anyone tell me how to tell the diff. between 1/64oz.round jig head,and a 1/80oz.w/out a jig, hook chart, scale ,or anything like that as a reference?They seem so close"...?I may have been "had,"hoodwinked",wool pulled"!!! he"he"

wheres the smilies?Why wont the smilie text work?"jeeeesh"!
Some one got a hair stretched cross their Back door again??? he"he"LOL"!!!

**smoothlures** · 04-04-2009, 06:12 PM

You keep them in well marked bags. :D

But if you have the same hook and they're all mixed together, I'd forget about it if it's more than 25 of each.

**Jiggin_Joe** · 04-04-2009, 06:14 PM

i can only tell cause my 80 are on #10 hooks and my 64 on #8

**slipbobber** · 04-04-2009, 06:36 PM

I was having the same problem so I weighed my on a reloading scale, only about 1.37 grains difference in weight. 7000 grains to the pound! That difference is so small that I quit making 1/80 jigs and am thinking about turning that one into a 1/24 jig, that would probably be more usefull?

**fish_4_all** · 04-04-2009, 06:41 PM

A good set of calipers, and a really big magnifying glass.

If I had a mix of them I would set up a simple way to drop them through a slot in either an adjustable wrench or vice grips. Then just try to sort them that way. Or maybe find some small sockets, nuts or something that they will fit through and/or won't fit through and try it that way.

**grubfarmer67** · 04-04-2009, 06:58 PM

Thanks guy's"crazy ain't it?jeeesh"well anyone know if there is a jig chart that exists anywhere that has the sizes in shadow form ya know, like the 1,2,3,4mm.bead charts"?
"It would be a universal type chart I imagine...
All over da world!?!"he's got the whole world in is ans he's got da whole worl in is ans"!'es's got da lil bitty baby in is"...
Well"?...where would you find a universal jig chart?
Don't no body go get'n I deers now"!!!

And what's up w/ the loss a da smilies???Jeeeesh"!
"HOOK DIS"
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**fish_4_all** · 04-04-2009, 07:22 PM

http://www.flowerchylde.com/bkgs/stone-size-chart.jpg

That is the best I could find but you will either have to size it in another program or just print it out and change the numbers. Your best bet, now that I think about it would be to go to Home depot or Lowes or some other hardware store and get one of those plastic drill bit sizing things.

**Fatman** · 04-04-2009, 08:17 PM

The only way I can really think of is find a picture of the mold that makes the no collar ball heads and see which size matche's which one.

Fatman

**flatfish46** · 04-04-2009, 08:55 PM

If you have a pair of dial calipers the 1/64 ture weight checks .167 dia. the 1/80 checks .142 dia. these weight's are minus 3 tenth's of a grain for tying material weight.

**grubfarmer67** · 04-05-2009, 02:05 AM

Thanks guys think i will try to come up w/ a chart ,make it universal,and sell it back to you guys"just for the
poops'n giggles..."Seriously though"I f you find one down the road sometime,in blk.,and white, and it says grubfarmer on it",don't be surprised"lol"!

I'll give 'yall discounts"!Obviously" somp'n nobodys got" ,but would be real convenient to us all huh"?We'll see Thanks again guy's very helpful!I will check out the hardware store,maybe ask the local patron "Slack jaw"there, what he thinks too!..."when I get 20min"..."lol" I swear" there like the post office most times, run there mouth for 20min.and never really had much to say"then ask you to repeat what you were there for again???!!!
he"he"Wonder if they make min/wage? Hmmm?(smilie)

JEEEEEEEEEEESH"!!!!!!!!!! GOTTA SPLANE MY MOTIONS"!!!

SOMEONE APPARENTLY HAS A HAIR ACROSS THEIR BACK DOOR"! YEAH MOTIONS"I SAID IT"!!!LOL"

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