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					Originally Posted by  pbadad
					 
				 
				     George, I've been studying the 2- A54B pixs. In the xray it looks like the wire hole is say 5/16" and the weight is on the bottom and the wire slides over the top. It doesn't seem like a double cut hole by the shadow marks. I finally got the blank template set up on the lathe. Using my plastic Atom version, I come up with 1 1/16" diameter, 5 3/8" length. The pix looks like 1 1/8" dia. like an Atom Jr w/ 5 5/8"length. Do you know what the swim characteristics were in this plug w/ just a recessed tailweight? I looks to cast better the an A-jr. 
			
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 The small wooden atom jr I have is 5 1/2" long and 1.18" (1 3/16' I think) wide. 
The larger unfinished wood atom jr body I have is 6 1/4" long and 1.20 thick.  No hook holes. The tail is .53" wide, the tail taper begins about 2 1/2" from the end and is straight over the last 2 ".  The diameter at 2" from the tail is 1.17" (approx 1 1/8).  The nose is quite blunt, curving over about 3/8". The plug is very tight grained white cedar.  Old growth I'll bet.  Nothing like the white cedar we can get now.
The smaller version (whose xray I posted) is .68" at the tail, begins it's taper a 2 1/2 ", most of which occurs after 2", but instead of straight is a hair concave.  It's hooks are 1" and 3 1/2" back.  The daimeter at the second hook is 1.09" (about 1 1/6). 
The line tie is 5/16" below the lip slot.  The lip is similar to the one Salty sells.