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  1. rockworm
    My latest project: Here I have used 6 ultraviolet LEDs (395 nm) in the wand: The wand plugs into a small power supply which keeps the wand's output constant regardless of battery strength: The wand is designed so that the fly, mounted in my vise, will sit right in the middle of the ring. A 5 to 10 second burst of UV completely and evenly polymerizes a 2 cm long nymph body coated with CCG. (My bottle of CCG is very old and I suspect a shorter UV treatment would be needed with fresh resin.) Next I think I will build a slightly bigger wand with two rings set a few cm apart for curing larger flies like bass bugs, etc. Since the wand plugs into the power box, I could have a handful of wands ready for any situation imaginable. Truly Plug-N-Play!
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