LET'S LEARN MOLD MAKING! Making A Silicone Hand Pour Fishing Lure Mold!
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
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Today we are going to make our first bait mold! We will be sculpting a master out of clay and then pouring a silicone mold of that master. This is how all silicone hand pour molds are generally made. This will be a "how to make a silicone fishing lure mold" video that shows some of my process.
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How did I do?? Not too bad for the first one. Have you ever made a similar mold yourself???
I just don't understand how it is that I just love your videos so much. Never made a mold myself. But if I could choose colors **** on top - medium olive green with the largest black flake available, a slightly wider and longer pink bloodline and fill out the bottom with your pearl white ( but add a little holographic flake), and it would be perfect for a So. Cal. Lake. Anyways, your channel is the bomb!!!! Cant wait for your next video.
Awesome! Good job dude... I never thought about using oven bake clay... while watching this video I thought of a brand new plastic bait mold to get made somehow...
@@hillbillybassfisherman8181 your comment doesn't make grammatical sense...not sure what you're asking or implying.
You did great. I did try some POP molds open pours and they did ok. I need to do a 2 piece injection one. Hmmm you want to try that next ?
great video, I have made some with household silicone and food color (for catalyst) and Plaster of Paris still need to work some of the kinks out of my mold making skills.
Replacement arrived!By the way, I did forget to mention that the original lure did have a decent strike however as most anglers will attest you can get a hit ruclips.net/user/postUgkxCbNOWAGmn6nfbCbJDmasvBq7J38KZNw2 and fish will hang on and release lure. I used the replacement lure yesterday and ran thru a Shimano Waxwing, Kastmaster, Bobber (set to sink). I found the does run deep (I casting on the flats 3.5'). Make sure you adjust your rate of retrieve and rod tip angle (up) to prevent getting snagged on bottom. Used it a couple of times and action was very lifelike (looked like local bait fish for trevally), craftsmanship very good....however eyeball fell out. I asked for replacement and it is on it's way! It was very easy to change out treble to single inline hook.
Could you please list the materials you used and how you use them so we can better follow along
Little tip ! If you coat your original master in candle wax you can polish it with a hair dryer and polishing cloth to a nice high gloss. Also will help when demolding you master !
I have made plenty of molds like this using plaster of Paris an old soft Plastics melted down and you did everything perfectly correct.
Nice work
That's it. I am hooked. I moved from bass country to Humboldt Bay and all my plastics are for freshwater. Now I'm going to remelt them all and cast my own halibut baits.
Great informative vids. Thanks for making them. Happy New Year.
I wonder if you 3D printed the lure that you wanted to make a mold of and used that instead of the clay,i wonder if that would work? Great video,just opened up a whole new world of lure making for me. Thank you.
Yes I have heard of the 3d printing for masters, even for the entire mold, but thats way over my head haha. I like the hands on satisfaaction you get from making it yourself.
I suppose if you want to try something new the old school clay or Hi-Tech 3D printer is the way to go but if you want something that will definitely swim well just buy a good quality swim bait and use that as the master and skip that step. Is that a kill joy?
I make my own molds the same way and to get shinny baits I brush a coat of 2 part epoxy on the master and when its dry i pour my silicone. I use alumilite high strength 2 ( no need for Vaseline or mold release on one piece mold ). You can also pass a torch quickly over dull bait and it'll get shinny. Big fan keep up the good work.
What's your preferred method for making the mold box? I'm struggling with this part of it...
@@matthewbeckwith663 I just use cardboard and hot glue the whole box around and sometimes I use my kids lego and put a small beed of silicone around it
@@jfsportfishing4744 any old cardboard will do the trick? I did whether the silicone would adhere to cardboard and/make it soggy. Great idea re: Legos!
Really appreciate your help
My first mold was with household silicone and I dyed it red and used legos as my box and a bait that I loved and it came out wonderful. I have probably made 100 plus baits out of it now! Just food for thought. It cures quicker.
Making your very own bait is very very fun and extremely exiting hobby. I have been doing this for years open pour and injection mold although they are not super perfect like aluminium cnc mold but it’s one of a kind and only.
The best part is when you bring them for a swim test !!!
yeah its exciting for sure, i will def do some more too. thank you for watching
great job on all your videos. you don't know how many people you are helping. I make my own baits and I also fish professionally. you are saving people serious money and making great videos. great job.
They seem well made and should be great for bass!
Awesome video! I’m finally back stateside and just ordered my pouring stuff. I’m going to try to make a swimbait like this! Thanks for an amazing guide.
Awesome... you'll have a blast.
Where did you order your silicone
Love how you keep the place clean
Pretty good for your first one. And yes, I have and plenty of them I even do injection molds as well
sweeet, I'm hoping to get better at this as well. It was a lot of fun to do.
@@WorldsWorstFishing besides having a RUclips channel we have a lot in common... my Facebook page is Rod Knockerz Custom Baits and that's only as little of what I do.
@@chriscottrell4537 I'll check it out
I worked with a guy who used to carve trout out of balsa wood and a Dremel tool and after he painted them you couldn't tell them apart from a freshly caught fish... but I was thinking that it would be a great blank for the mold making process.... I think I'm going to give it a shot.
great job! if you hit the bait with the heat gun when done it also brings out the shine! i think the clear dip like you did looks great! i make a lot of moulds out of plaster of paris so much fun! where do you get the silicone and whats it called excactly?
You did a great job. Do you have a hardner will make the soft plastic tougher? Something that may assist you with making the exterior smoother/shinier would be taking a Q-tip, dipping it in the Vaseline then running the saturated end of the Q-tip rubbing the interior of the mold with a very light coating. This step could be improved with using vitamin E oil ( liquid/get it at drug store). Or just put a small drop inside mold, thin with a Q-tip rub it around the insides of the mold. I have poured molds previously many years ago with excellent success.
Larry
Pure perfection right there.. geez man you are awesome
“ferhicken dope y’all”
Large aluminum pan. Pour plaster of paris in. When it starts to harden place any baits you want to replicate into the plaster until it is even with the top. After it hardens some more, remove the baits and let the plaster finish hardening. Easy and makes a pack at a time
What is the purple stuff I’m trying to buy some but I don’t know what to get
Your not an artist I'd argue that man love your art I tell everyone this is art
Super cool Chris. Makes me want to go buy some supplies and try my own! Thanks for the awesome content.
yeah give it a try!
hello i love your videos i am new in this can you tell me please the best silicon rubber to make open pour molds thanks never stoppp
"That it freakin' dope, y'all!"
And by the sound of it, that lure had you feeling pretty high! That's a really nice-looking lure, man. Do you plan to fish it some time soon?
heck yeah...if I ever go fishing again
Loved this video
@@user-gi3sj1fv1m 🙏🙏
Outstanding video! I cant wait to do this. Thanks for sharing all of your experience brother!
my pleasure, hope you will continue to watch the channel
Hint is to fill silicone up 1/3 of the master, start heat it up to get air out, fill up 2/3 and then heat again and then fill up the rest before you heat up last time. then you can be sure to have no air in the mold.
Put soft plastering at the bottom of the box and push the model in purr to the top turn around and remove plastalin grease and put the rest leave a pencil at 2 places attach to the mole for injection and put the second part of the mole. Use Perspex box to cover it then inject or pur
Excellent!
Well done dude
Out standing !!!! I buy som of those!!!! Dude freaky awesome.
It's work!!! good job 👏👏👏
Ohhh sick I didn't know you were a fellow drummer🤘
Yessir
I’ve thought about doing this. I wonder if, with the clay, you could use a hair comb to put ribs on it. You should try that if you have the time. That way I’ll know whether it works or not.
Paul from Handmade Fisherman used this method for soft plastic worms
hope it doesnt trap air, pours directly over hook slot trapping air. lol,
love it
Didn't trap air tho 😉
I glue my masters down to a 1/4 inch plywood. They are less likely to break. My son builds the box frame from legos. I seal it up with modeling clay.
yeah ive seen the lego trick! sounds like yall got it down!
I watched this again today for the 3rd time I think, great job. However, but I'm really disappointed that Stankx closed shop. I hope somebody makes some similar molds to what they offered.
Heck yeah! That's a great bait! It is tracking without spinning too!!
yeah i was quite surprised haha
great video again sir,can you tell me plz wich brand of sillicone mold is and where i can get it ..thx have a great day!
Well done my man, I want to do this myself thanks for a great video.
Hey man ive done this a few times and you did a pretty decent job man, have fun with it and make a couple more
I will! it was a ton of fun
Great job!!! Hope mine turns out half as good as yours. Your videos have really inspired me to give this a try.
You'll knock it out! Just take your time and do it right.
Plastix says not to use in open molds I’m new at this and want my first mold to be an open mold how will it effect the overall lure? I wanna make frogs as my first lure.
This was super informative. I've got some big baits in mind to use here in Florida and this just might help me make it into a reality.
thanks man!
question how can I make a mold from a living lizard
wtf lol
lol!
Make sure its sleeping
you have to freeze it,put it in the freezer and mold it when its rock hard.
I'm impressed !
Nice job! You made that look easier than other videos I’ve seen. 👍
thank you Jay, it was a lot of fun!
Ok, I only fly fish, but the part of fly fishing I like the best is thing the flies. This I could get into.
Smooth On they have great silicone for molding multiple varieties 2 part 1-1ratio. Set up times from 15 min to 24 hour and all in between. Check them out.
Also the clay you used can emit toxic fumes. DO NOT use in home oven, can make you sick from cross contamination. Use your heat gun. You can heat it add to it and heat to cure as much as you like.
good to know..thank you man
@@WorldsWorstFishing no worries love the channel. 👍
I’ve learned that a dreamer helps to take care of the big lumps in your model
Dremel
I am going out today and try to make my first mold. Great job
awesome!
You can use some spray varnish on your master. It gives you a perfectly smooth surface.
Preparation H is great for sunburn relief. Have you ever used PAM cooking spray for a mold release agent ? Great looking bait, I like how the colors layered.
Thanks for the tips🤙
Do they sell molds
Similar to this
Sweet! Nice and simple
Hi, I just made my first mold and have the same issue with the plastic being dull. What are you clear dipping in to make it shiny? Is it just hot plastisol?
NICE WORK! The action is awesome, I slowed the tub action shot down to 50%; the tail kick and wobble is now the ENVY of all swimbait manufacturers. Berkley should be trying to recruit you(competition) at some point once the P&L gets to the CEO. Hahaha Great work!✌🏾
Nice job
You stated you use some kind of vacuum to get the bubbles out of the silicone beige pouring the mold... if you don’t have something like that what’s an alternative? Thank and great video
Beautifull work.
2 things. 1 I learned from my wife. A rubber spatula will scrape out untold amounts of peanut butter from an "empty" jar. 2, just don't fill the mold to the top where the rubber would hit the rough edge.
Cool
I’m on this a year to late!!! Looks good!!!!
Awesome vid! Started making some molds at home myself. Wasn't sure about a swim bait but maybe I'll give it a shot.
yeah give it a try..mine wasn't very good but swims well in the water.
@@WorldsWorstFishing well first and foremost isn't that the most important? I thought it was a great first try.
Making my first clay molds. What should I use to coat my clay so it won't turn out cloudy/dull
What did you dip them in after they were finished pouring? You said like “clear coat”?
Thanks so much. Keep casting!!!!!!!!
will do man
That moves nice
Well done bro. Totally badazz.
Wow awesome job enjoy your ideas
What are those two items you mixed together for the mold. Can I just use regular silicone and pour it in?
Did you use a silicone meant for high temperatures? Or will any silicone mixs easily found online still work?
Did a good job for your first time for sure!
thanks jeremy
Great let's go fishing 🎣
Hi there what’s the dip used to make it shiny again before puting in water
Just plastisol without any color
Nicely done ,that'll catch some fish
You mentioned the silicone molding product on your start up 2.0 program. What product were you using.
Stankx molds
So I got to know I don't think you said in the video, where did you get your silicone?
Does the laminate stick to each other being that each layer solidified? Wonder if there's other ways to make them bond?
How do you get the soft plastic material
It looks great!
thank you Jason
Nice job, liked it.
Great video Chris!!! What’s weird is I was just telling my son last week I was thinking about trying my hand at doing this and now you have made this video. Great job!!!!! Question if you know, could I use a soft plastic as a master?
I am told you can use an existing bait as a master...just build a box and glue it in place and you should be good, you can make a multi-cavity version this way.
They look good!
thank you
Nice action I really like the wobble it has, that would get destroyed by a giant bass
Thanks..it turned out pretty good
Rewatced this video.
Couple questions. What brand of silicone did you use?
Also, do you this the silicone from a caulk tube would work?
Thanks!!!!
Looks good man
what did you dip it in for the shine
What did you dip the soft plastic into to make it a bit more shiny?
I write from Spain. Can someone please tell me where I can buy these molds .... thank you
I love your channel. Keep up the good work.
thank you
Your a beast my friend they look to legit
Looks great Mr. Jones🤙🏻
Thank you..it was a lot of fun.
I skipped a ten seconds perfectly and it sed in a straight face batroom 😂😂😂😂
hahaha
why type of silicone did you use and where did you buy it please
Do you need to glue the master down to prevent it from moving when you pour the mold?
Also, do you need vasoline in the mold when you pour the dead on into it?
What is the best method to warm hand poured molds to the correct temp so denting doesn't happen?
You should try making a bluegill style hand pour mold, that would look amazing in a bluegill or crappie color
Yeah that sounds like a good challenge