Great job I enjoyed watching this being a wannabe lure maker myself! I make my own flies, spinners and am branching out in to jigs. I recently had a stroke so I watch these videos to keep my hope up.
I've also turned the designs into the actual molds for people who are pouring lead right into printed molds. Mostly resin printed molds but I saw a guy try it with ABS and it seemed to work well.... haven't tried it myself yet though.
@@TheNeverendingProjectsList you have opened up my mind... I use to make molds for worms extra out of plaster. Thay worked great...but your baits using cad are amazing... I downloaded a cad program and will try to learn it. I will see if this old dog can learn ... hahaha
I got a 3d printer today because I wanted to make my own lures and other odds and ends. Then I learned you could make molds for soft plastics and I was like oh heck yes. Now I find out you can also make molds for jig heads? I think I made a good purchase, might hold off on grabbing another Do-It mold.
Just got the mold for your 1oz jig head. going to give this a go. What would be a really nice is a jig head like this in 1/4oz &3/8oz with a 1/0 hook. Heavy weight small hook for deep lakes like Shasta.
Try using engine enamel spray paint onto the 3D master mold. It will get rid of the print lines if you want a smooth finished jig. I do that with sand cast aluminum injection molds for soft plastics and it works well! Good video man!
Yeah I've used it on my printed soft plastic molds to get shinier finished baits so it only makes sense it would work for this too... I'll have to give it a go. Thanks for the tip and thanks for watching.
I love them what a great idea the results are amazing I would like to try them for walleye I’m in Ohio retired USAF Firefighter thanks for sharing Gary Demarco 😊
TY,im a machinist,i was struggling with making a wieghted circle hook mold, this is so much easier, will be printing my new mold this week, earned a sub bud, keep up the good work.
Awesome finished products ! I'm currently experimenting 3D printed molds / 3D printed masters for lures and your channel does help and provide crucial information. Thank you a lot !
I somehow went from watching videos on how to make your own resin dice to how to make your own jig heads and soft baits. Sometimes RUclips just knows what I want
@@TheNeverendingProjectsList Well I'm glad that it led me to your channel. Making my own baits sounds like a really cool idea and I think my father would really appreciate some free baits.
I don't have a video on making the eyes but I have the process I use detailed on my website at www.theneverendingprojectslist.com/fishingprojects/makinglureeyes/
I'm sure that would work great... I think that's how most commercial molds are done but I usually just design around the hooks I have. Even though I do offer my design for sale I'm normally only designing them for myself and not the general pubic in mind.
WOW sthone !! I was watching this Part 2 video, as one I came across first, and very intrigued about the beautifully formed lead jig heads. And then ... I saw the finished products !!! WOW :-) They are beautiful. It's only mid Feb in 2021 & you're at 2.54K subscribers - I'm not surprised. Well done. Ted (Australia)
I have it on my site here www.theneverendingprojectslist.com/miscprojects/shaker-vibration-table/ but my host for the sites sucks so it probably won't load anytime soon so check out ruclips.net/video/Gh9WWEmkEUc/видео.html That's exactly what you want to do...
Love this content! I do alot of the same things you do. I haven't yet got good enough with cad to make a mold like this but I'm learning. I do have a secret I found that will help you out in the future though. The ladle you are using I have the same one take a lighter and carbon it up. it will make the lead pour smoothly and keep from sticking to it. The lead that sticks to it makes it pour out unevenly.
Thanks that's I great tip... I've done this with a few of the store bought jig molds I've used but I never even thought of doing it with the ladle. I can't wait to try it... it should make a huge difference.
@@TheNeverendingProjectsList no problem it really does make a big difference I smoke all my molds with gulf wax just a tiny amount in the top of lead pot. Careful if you do this it catches fire 🔥 but smokes the heck out the mold quickly.
I just watched this whole video! and have no intention of making these on my own... but you had me hooked (pun intended) to my seat watching you complete these nice designs. Great work all around. Tight Lines
I doubt silicone would weight enough and I'm not sure the melting point of aluminum would work with these type of molds but people that want to go lead free usually go with a Bismuth Tin Alloy from what I've heard.
I haven't hit the limit yet as I only make stuff for personal use... that said I have heard that around 25-30 pours it can start to degrade. I don't pour back to back pours either... I try to let the mold cool in between pours. I've also been told to dust the mold with talc power to help keep them from burning.
Hey, amazing video. I do have a question though. I never tried fusion before I have used cura and others, but how did you get the size hook, diameter, dimensions of the hook into fusion?
Fantástico amigo .muy bueno que ganas de tener un molde de esos . Lo malo esq en mi país no se encuentra ese típo de silicona menos esa máquina q haga el molde en ese material . Un afectuoso saludo de mi querido país chile
I have about a dozen mold max molds that I have made. I’m low tech and pore the mold max over a blank half imbedded in clay. I’ve only ever made a single cavity mold and find it gets to hot after about 10 pores. I’ve never had one fail even after 100’s of pores as long as you never get it to hot. Works great for tin as well. Anyone offer a 3D printing service.
Yeah I only do a few at a time so I haven't had any problems yet. I'm sure there are services out there you could use to try requesting something at www.reddit.com/r/3Dprintmything/
Very good video, do you give the stl file for printer, my friend have a printer , or do you know where I could find a stl file for jig like you, thank to you
I did not use a degarassor for these and they came out fine. I just brush on a thin coat first so there are no surface bubbles and I also used the vibration table to try and let any bubbles raise up off the surface of the mold. I do have a vacuum chamber now though and would probably use it in place of the vibrating table.
Every time I went to type a question you answered it! Very good video! Do you know much about cheap mold making techniques that would last for more pours? I heard you can use the same stuff dentists use to mold teeth or something but I can’t find any vids about it
Not that I know of... I've never seen the dental stuff so I'm not sure where you could get something like that. I have converted a few of my master mold boxes into actual molds and people have be printing the molds out of high temp resin and pouring the lead directly into them and it seems to work from what I've been told. I'm not sure how long they last either but it might be cheaper than silicone molds. (of course I'm not sure what the resin cost either)
Sorry... I really don't know a ton about printers I'm only familiar with the ones I use. I'm sure there is probably some videos on RUclips you can find about getting started.
I haven't made a ton (of any of the jigs) I've designed so I haven't found the limit yet but I hear you can get around 20-30 pours before it degrades. I don't push the mold to far so I let it cool a bit between pours and I've also been using the suggestion another viewer gave me to dust the molds with talc powder before pouring to keep them from burning.
Great video just found your channel and I live the content so far. Just a tip for the swimbait heads when you put that bait on it to show the what it was designed around I noticed as a fisherman that the hook gap was not very good. It looks like if you went to a slightly bigger hook it would tremendously help increase your hook up and land ratio I promise. Just something I noticed and wanted to share with you in case you didn’t know. Thanks for the tips there are some really good tips on your channel.👍
No problem... I'm far from an expert but I've been using various CAD programs for years so the more you play around the easier it becomes. If I go through it to fast to pick things up just let me know.
I don't know if you're on mobil and its being cut off or what but the description actually says ..."The Molds were designed around 4/0 & 5/0 Sized Eagle Claw 635 90 Degree O'Shaughnessy Jig Hooks but other brand sizes of hooks should fit the finished mold." hope that clears it up.
Tell me you didn't watch the whole video... without telling me you didn't watch the whole video... LOL Here you go... ruclips.net/video/BpkxBRYRhTk/видео.html
Just found your video I’m late to the show had a question will silicone hold up to lead pouring project and did you get the silicone from alumilite? Great job & thanks for sharing
I haven't found the limit to how many times the molds will handle the lead as I haven't made a ton of them yet. I have taken some suggestions such as dusting the molds with talc powder which is suppose to keep them from burning. The Mold Max 60 I use is made by SmoothOn.
Thank you 🙏I’m not familiar w/3D image after I wrote u last time, I was talking to a friend & he mentioned his son used a 3D scanner, if I give him the jig I want to make can that make me a mold? Thanks again sorry for my lack of knowledge in this, trying to understand 👍👍
@@catherineromeo4891 I don't know much about 3d scanners but in theory it should work. It probably would still take a lot of clean up work after scanning to fix and make a mold from but if the son knows what he's doing it shouldn't be to hard for him to do.
They are available for a few $ on my Cults3d page, (cults3d.com/en/users/sthone/creations) you can get the jig head mold files with or without matching swimbait bodies if you prefer.
How many casts have you gotten out of the high temp silicone? Ive done this same technique using plaster or concrete and those also lasted about 20 casts, but it costs almost nothing...
I haven’t reached the threshold because I’m only making stuff for myself but I hear it’s about 20-30 pours before the molds will start to degrade. I think a lot is going to depend on lead temps and how quick you are re pouring. I like to let the mold cool a bit after de-molding and in between pours so it doesn’t over heat. Someone also told me to dust the molds with talc powder and it will keep them from burning. I've never looked into the plaster or concrete method but if it works the same... yeah I can see it being cheaper.
Hey, it’s two years later😮 and I still like what you do, they ain’t bad and honestly you could go with a like a gizzard shad color and just draw some scales on the head with a nice glass with a nice set of eyes change the hooks out make a better quality hook and have people buy them because I know they will buy them. Send me a link I’m in Baltimore.
@@TheNeverendingProjectsList I tried to look for a few different modes with the underbelly spin and from here in Baltimore when you try to order anything that’s two parts of chemicals, they sent me a piece of paper back before saying I needed a dismantlers license to buy it. I said, I’m not selling anything I’m trying to buy and they asked me that I have a dismantlers license because it’s chemicals and it comes to the ports of Baltimore city I’ve never heard of it before but I try to order some before to make that Apoxsee so I can dump lead into it like you did, is there any laws against the stuff to buy?
@@TheNeverendingProjectsList Unfortunately I don’t own a 3D printer but if you would consider selling this exact master please let me know I’d love to try this jig here in New Zealand
I'm starting down the rabbit hole on the internet about jig making. So many things to buy to make jigs.
Yeah it's definitely a rabbit hole that's for sure. But once you get set up you can really turn out a bunch of great stuff.
Great vid series. Love to see how you actually design that head
One of these days I'll make a video showing the process... I just need to find the time.
Love the process and your creature bait is awesome.
Thanks
As a 58 year old learning Fusion 360. You are the best. Might I ad I am a fisherman. Thank you.
Never let them tell you us old dogs can't learn new tricks. 👍
Thanks for information, I have a jig that they do not make a mold for any more. I have been looking how to do it. I'm gonna give it a try.
Thanks for watching I hope it works out for you.
Great job I enjoyed watching this being a wannabe lure maker myself! I make my own flies, spinners and am branching out in to jigs. I recently had a stroke so I watch these videos to keep my hope up.
Thanks for watching... I hope you make a full recovery.
Those turned out awesome! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching.
What a great series Thank you ! Would sure love to see how you designed the head.
I'll get around to making one soon..
Agreed that gold one with the details is nice!
Dope jigs man!
Thanks....
Awesome job! you're a great designer!
Thanks...
I never thought that you could use silicon as mold for led.... amazing... Great video
I've also turned the designs into the actual molds for people who are pouring lead right into printed molds. Mostly resin printed molds but I saw a guy try it with ABS and it seemed to work well.... haven't tried it myself yet though.
@@TheNeverendingProjectsList you have opened up my mind... I use to make molds for worms extra out of plaster. Thay worked great...but your baits using cad are amazing... I downloaded a cad program and will try to learn it. I will see if this old dog can learn ... hahaha
Those are some great looking jig heads. I love the slit eyes.
Thanks... making custom eyes is a another fun project that's pretty easy also. I show a quick run done on my site on how to make them.
@@TheNeverendingProjectsList Ya, I may have to check that out.
They look awesome Fantastic job
Great Video, Something New to Learn, when your Starting to Fish again after Decades, Now I do Seafood Recipe's
I got a 3d printer today because I wanted to make my own lures and other odds and ends.
Then I learned you could make molds for soft plastics and I was like oh heck yes. Now I find out you can also make molds for jig heads? I think I made a good purchase, might hold off on grabbing another Do-It mold.
I think you are going to be amazed at how much useful stuff you can make with 3D printing.
Just got the mold for your 1oz jig head. going to give this a go. What would be a really nice is a jig head like this in 1/4oz &3/8oz with a 1/0 hook. Heavy weight small hook for deep lakes like Shasta.
I might be able to make that happen...
Those were cool jig heads nice job👍
I guess I'm getting that 3d printer I always wanted. Love the jigs n molds. Great work.
Go for it!
Wow..that creature swimbait is crazy haha. Otherwise nicejob! Love the finished!
Wow !
This guy is a scientist angler ^!^
Mad Scientist maybe 🤣
Really enjoy watching your processes
Try using engine enamel spray paint onto the 3D master mold. It will get rid of the print lines if you want a smooth finished jig. I do that with sand cast aluminum injection molds for soft plastics and it works well! Good video man!
Yeah I've used it on my printed soft plastic molds to get shinier finished baits so it only makes sense it would work for this too... I'll have to give it a go. Thanks for the tip and thanks for watching.
Awesome video, finished product is amazing.
Thanks...
I love them what a great idea the results are amazing
I would like to try them for walleye I’m in Ohio retired USAF Firefighter thanks for sharing
Gary Demarco 😊
awesome job on the molds and jigs.
Thanks 👍
Great show and very educational thank you
Fantastic , I really learnt something new here. Hemi Fox New Zealand.
Awesome... Thanks for watching.
they look really good
Thanks
Pretty darn good. Should work a treat.
Very nice man !!! I love the videos
Thanks....
TY,im a machinist,i was struggling with making a wieghted circle hook mold, this is so much easier, will be printing my new mold this week, earned a sub bud, keep up the good work.
Thanks for watching... good luck with your hooks.
thats awesome!! i wish i could melt lead to make my own. would love to support the designs.
Thank for watching ... that all the support I need.
Awesome finished products ! I'm currently experimenting 3D printed molds / 3D printed masters for lures and your channel does help and provide crucial information. Thank you a lot !
Good luck!
these look great gives me ideas on making custom buzz bait heads
Yeah it would work great for that... I've since done some lead body tail spinners and spinner bait type baits too.
I somehow went from watching videos on how to make your own resin dice to how to make your own jig heads and soft baits. Sometimes RUclips just knows what I want
RUclips can be quite the rabbit hole at times that's for sure.
@@TheNeverendingProjectsList Well I'm glad that it led me to your channel. Making my own baits sounds like a really cool idea and I think my father would really appreciate some free baits.
Turned out great!
Those came out great and the paintwork is incredible!
THANKS
Very informative video. Keep up the great videos
Hi, excellent end product. Any chance of buying the actual moulds from you sir?
Sorry... Unfortunately I just don't have the spare time to make molds for others.
Just watched both videos very informative helped me alot 👏
Glad to hear.... Thanks for watching.
Nice, enjoyed watching.
Great looking heads from a 3D printed mould, going to have to give it a go to make my own designs for these. Great video!
Thanks... I hope it works out great for you too.
can you show us how you made the eyes, awesome video
I don't have a video on making the eyes but I have the process I use detailed on my website at www.theneverendingprojectslist.com/fishingprojects/makinglureeyes/
Sweet, thank you ✊🏾
Have you tried to cut the mold in half, up to the center alignment holes? That way you can use different size hooks in the same mold...
I'm sure that would work great... I think that's how most commercial molds are done but I usually just design around the hooks I have. Even though I do offer my design for sale I'm normally only designing them for myself and not the general pubic in mind.
WOW sthone !!
I was watching this Part 2 video, as one I came across first, and very intrigued about the beautifully formed lead jig heads.
And then ... I saw the finished products !!! WOW :-) They are beautiful.
It's only mid Feb in 2021 & you're at 2.54K subscribers - I'm not surprised.
Well done.
Ted (Australia)
Glad you enjoyed it!
You have some true talent there
Thanks
Look great. Appreciate the detail of your process....
Thanks for watching!
They look great
Thanks..
This was great. I really appreciate the time and effort to show the process in such detail. maybe I'll have a new winter hobby!
Thanks for watching.
Where or how did you make vibration table? Looks like good alternative to air charmers for power painting jig heads. Just leave paint in containers.
I have it on my site here www.theneverendingprojectslist.com/miscprojects/shaker-vibration-table/ but my host for the sites sucks so it probably won't load anytime soon so check out ruclips.net/video/Gh9WWEmkEUc/видео.html That's exactly what you want to do...
Did you buy vibration table or make it?
@@JerrelBaker-vo8xv I made it.
Great work. I'm working on something similar for the winter lake trout up here.
Nice... Good luck!
Love this content! I do alot of the same things you do. I haven't yet got good enough with cad to make a mold like this but I'm learning. I do have a secret I found that will help you out in the future though. The ladle you are using I have the same one take a lighter and carbon it up. it will make the lead pour smoothly and keep from sticking to it. The lead that sticks to it makes it pour out unevenly.
Thanks that's I great tip... I've done this with a few of the store bought jig molds I've used but I never even thought of doing it with the ladle. I can't wait to try it... it should make a huge difference.
@@TheNeverendingProjectsList no problem it really does make a big difference I smoke all my molds with gulf wax just a tiny amount in the top of lead pot. Careful if you do this it catches fire 🔥 but smokes the heck out the mold quickly.
Very nice, I've been wanting to start pouring lead
Go for it!
I just watched this whole video! and have no intention of making these on my own... but you had me hooked (pun intended) to my seat watching you complete these nice designs. Great work all around. Tight Lines
Thanks for the compliment.
pretty cool stuff
Thanks for watching
which wire do you use for the baitkeepers?@@TheNeverendingProjectsList
@@getfastfish5020I believe they were made from .040" Stainless Steel Wire from lurepartsonline.com
These look as good, if not better, than the ones I pour in my Do-It Molds!
Great video. Fascinating...
Thank you!
Could you use something besides lead for the heads? Maybe silicone heads? Aluminum?
I doubt silicone would weight enough and I'm not sure the melting point of aluminum would work with these type of molds but people that want to go lead free usually go with a Bismuth Tin Alloy from what I've heard.
Love it!!! I enjoy learning how to make my own lures!!!
Great video! Does the silicone molds tend to wear out after a few pours?
I haven't hit the limit yet as I only make stuff for personal use... that said I have heard that around 25-30 pours it can start to degrade. I don't pour back to back pours either... I try to let the mold cool in between pours. I've also been told to dust the mold with talc power to help keep them from burning.
Hey, amazing video. I do have a question though. I never tried fusion before I have used cura and others, but how did you get the size hook, diameter, dimensions of the hook into fusion?
Thanks.... Watch Part 1... the design portion is all explained in that video.
Looks great!
These look great! Excited to try this technique out myself!
Thanks, you should it very rewarding to make your own stuff.
Fantástico amigo .muy bueno que ganas de tener un molde de esos . Lo malo esq en mi país no se encuentra ese típo de silicona menos esa máquina q haga el molde en ese material . Un afectuoso saludo de mi querido país chile
Gracias por ver. He usado diferentes tipos de silacones y ha funcionado, solo que no sé cuánto tiempo durarán.
Very nice job ! I´ve purchased the 3 and 4 tail gruber STL files.
Thanks for the support.
I have about a dozen mold max molds that I have made. I’m low tech and pore the mold max over a blank half imbedded in clay. I’ve only ever made a single cavity mold and find it gets to hot after about 10 pores. I’ve never had one fail even after 100’s of pores as long as you never get it to hot. Works great for tin as well. Anyone offer a 3D printing service.
Yeah I only do a few at a time so I haven't had any problems yet. I'm sure there are services out there you could use to try requesting something at www.reddit.com/r/3Dprintmything/
It's so satisfying when the design and end-product match :) nicely done on the mold, and those jigs look fantastic 👏
Thanks for watching.
Very good video, do you give the stl file for printer, my friend have a printer , or do you know where I could find a stl file for jig like you, thank to you
Thank you... the files can be purchased from cults3d.com/en/users/sthone/creations
does it require vaccum degarassor for removing bubbles ?
I did not use a degarassor for these and they came out fine. I just brush on a thin coat first so there are no surface bubbles and I also used the vibration table to try and let any bubbles raise up off the surface of the mold. I do have a vacuum chamber now though and would probably use it in place of the vibrating table.
Very nice
Thanks
Every time I went to type a question you answered it! Very good video! Do you know much about cheap mold making techniques that would last for more pours? I heard you can use the same stuff dentists use to mold teeth or something but I can’t find any vids about it
Not that I know of... I've never seen the dental stuff so I'm not sure where you could get something like that.
I have converted a few of my master mold boxes into actual molds and people have be printing the molds out of high temp resin and pouring the lead directly into them and it seems to work from what I've been told. I'm not sure how long they last either but it might be cheaper than silicone molds. (of course I'm not sure what the resin cost either)
Good morning, awesome break down video. Do you make 3 D molds to sell.
I do not... I only sell the files so people can print their own.
@@TheNeverendingProjectsList how do I go about buying a 3 D printer. I do not know anything about this or where to start
Sorry... I really don't know a ton about printers I'm only familiar with the ones I use. I'm sure there is probably some videos on RUclips you can find about getting started.
Wow that’s awesome really cool looking to get into this myself thanks for the help
Thanks for watching and good luck.
Great video
Looking good
What’s the longevity of the silicone mold pouring the lead in there repeatedly?
I haven't made a ton (of any of the jigs) I've designed so I haven't found the limit yet but I hear you can get around 20-30 pours before it degrades. I don't push the mold to far so I let it cool a bit between pours and I've also been using the suggestion another viewer gave me to dust the molds with talc powder before pouring to keep them from burning.
very good senior work
thank you senior
Really nice! Thank you!
Great video just found your channel and I live the content so far. Just a tip for the swimbait heads when you put that bait on it to show the what it was designed around I noticed as a fisherman that the hook gap was not very good. It looks like if you went to a slightly bigger hook it would tremendously help increase your hook up and land ratio I promise. Just something I noticed and wanted to share with you in case you didn’t know. Thanks for the tips there are some really good tips on your channel.👍
Thanks for the tip
So how has the Mold Max 60 held up to leads higher temperatures ?
I've heard the mold usually last 20-30 pours before they start to deform but I still haven't found the limit yet as I only make enough for myself.
Good job, where can I by this kind of heat resistant silicone?
Thanks.... You can find it here www.smooth-on.com/products/mold-max-60/
@@TheNeverendingProjectsList Thank you.
Nice job👍👍👍
Thanks 👍
It looks so easy when you use fusion 360 and the jigheads looks awesome. Thanks for your tips and trix.
No problem... I'm far from an expert but I've been using various CAD programs for years so the more you play around the easier it becomes. If I go through it to fast to pick things up just let me know.
Awsome! What airbrush paint did you use to pait the Jigheads?
Thanks... I mainly use Createx Wicked Colors Paint
Did you also lose detail in the mold after a few pours?
@@joysoest4959 I have not lost any detail that I noticed but they don't have a lot of details to begin with.
I have the 1 Oz model of this..what is the exact hook I’m supposed to be using? The description says 4/0 or 5/0 but what hook exactly..
I don't know if you're on mobil and its being cut off or what but the description actually says ..."The Molds were designed around 4/0 & 5/0 Sized Eagle Claw 635 90 Degree O'Shaughnessy Jig Hooks but other brand sizes of hooks should fit the finished mold." hope that clears it up.
How do you calculate the weight that the iighead will weight once poured
Tell me you didn't watch the whole video... without telling me you didn't watch the whole video... LOL Here you go... ruclips.net/video/BpkxBRYRhTk/видео.html
Awesome! Love em!!
Just found your video I’m late to the show had a question will silicone hold up to lead pouring project and did you get the silicone from alumilite? Great job & thanks for sharing
I haven't found the limit to how many times the molds will handle the lead as I haven't made a ton of them yet. I have taken some suggestions such as dusting the molds with talc powder which is suppose to keep them from burning. The Mold Max 60 I use is made by SmoothOn.
Thank you 🙏I’m not familiar w/3D image after I wrote u last time, I was talking to a friend & he mentioned his son used a 3D scanner, if I give him the jig I want to make can that make me a mold? Thanks again sorry for my lack of knowledge in this, trying to understand 👍👍
@@catherineromeo4891 I don't know much about 3d scanners but in theory it should work. It probably would still take a lot of clean up work after scanning to fix and make a mold from but if the son knows what he's doing it shouldn't be to hard for him to do.
This is awesome.....pls tell me you are willing to share the stl file.
They are available for a few $ on my Cults3d page, (cults3d.com/en/users/sthone/creations) you can get the jig head mold files with or without matching swimbait bodies if you prefer.
How many casts have you gotten out of the high temp silicone? Ive done this same technique using plaster or concrete and those also lasted about 20 casts, but it costs almost nothing...
I haven’t reached the threshold because I’m only making stuff for myself but I hear it’s about 20-30 pours before the molds will start to degrade. I think a lot is going to depend on lead temps and how quick you are re pouring. I like to let the mold cool a bit after de-molding and in between pours so it doesn’t over heat. Someone also told me to dust the molds with talc powder and it will keep them from burning. I've never looked into the plaster or concrete method but if it works the same... yeah I can see it being cheaper.
Hey, it’s two years later😮 and I still like what you do, they ain’t bad and honestly you could go with a like a gizzard shad color and just draw some scales on the head with a nice glass with a nice set of eyes change the hooks out make a better quality hook and have people buy them because I know they will buy them. Send me a link I’m in Baltimore.
I don't have to to get into selling them but feel free to make and sell your own the files for the mold are available.
@@TheNeverendingProjectsList I tried to look for a few different modes with the underbelly spin and from here in Baltimore when you try to order anything that’s two parts of chemicals, they sent me a piece of paper back before saying I needed a dismantlers license to buy it. I said, I’m not selling anything I’m trying to buy and they asked me that I have a dismantlers license because it’s chemicals and it comes to the ports of Baltimore city I’ve never heard of it before but I try to order some before to make that Apoxsee so I can dump lead into it like you did, is there any laws against the stuff to buy?
Bastante buen trabajo te mereces bastantes like
Great job, I love your work!!!
Thanks
Nice Job! Enjoyed the video.
John
Thanks for watching.
Nice lure heads, Can you make me a mold set ? I don't have a 3D printer or the time.
Thanks
Sorry unfortunately I don't have the time to make stuff for others.
Very cool!
Really nice!!! Next time you make a mold.....insert the wood into the silicone.......plywood or mdf....about 4mm i perfekt.....
Thanks for the tip!
Awesome, very informative and love the way you not scared to show the ones which don’t work out. Do you sell your silicone molds?
Thanks.... I do not sell the molds I only sell the 3D files so people can 3d print their own masters and make their own molds.
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Unfortunately I don’t own a 3D printer but if you would consider selling this exact master please let me know I’d love to try this jig here in New Zealand
fantastic job.
Would like to try to make Where do you get the mold 60 from
I get it directly from Smooth-On Inc.