Jig Dryer

I need a dryer as much as any tool I use. Seems everytime I do something I spend more time holding and turning the jig till it sets:banghead. With a dryer I could be doing some thing different. I've found something on ebay that may solve 2 birds with one stone.
http://www.ebay.com/sch/calljmf/m.ht...p2047675.l2562

This outfit is available in many different speeds. What speed is best for jigs?
I can compromise for rods cause I only intend to repair mine.
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How much cement are you using buddy. Tie it one drop of cement put on rack done.

I use glow paints and glitter sometimes. I just bought 200 painted heads. Still I can use a dryerAttachment 152530

So I am assuming you are trying to dry your painted jig head. I just stick mine back over my heat gun for a second or so, then hang it one the lip of a pan. The eye keeps the head from sticking to the pan. I then put the pan in my wife's oven to cure them (when she is not looking) Usually do 40 or 50 at a time.

Flexcoat makes a commercial fly/jig dryer that is 7 rpm. Mine is 16 rpm and on crank baits it works great. I use mine for rods also. http://www.mudhole.com/Fly-Tying/Fly...rner-Big-Wheel