Soft Bait DENTING, The Mistake You Might Be Making; Here's The Scoop!
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Do you find denting to be a problem? Or just a pesky annoyance?
Definitely annoyance- The fish don’t care,
I really appreciate the more technical aspects that you take the time to show us! Thanks, Chris!
My pleasure @@heathercummins1644
I have learned so much from your tutorials since I started making my own molds. Thanks!!
@@joeschlabotnik2401 🙏🙏🙏
👍that should help a lot of folks high heat and rushing the shot can be problematic with any mold
@@tracynewman5246 agree
I just started bait making. Been watching for around 6 years and you helped me get started. But I did mess up and should’ve bought this mold instead of the old school stick top pour mold because it’s too time consuming for me and I really regret not having that core shot. Thank you for all the information over the years
@@aaronharper6764 still time to buy it 👌
When holding pressure on the mold be sure to release pressure before removing the injector. Also, tilt the injector toward you incase their is pressure the hot plastic shoots away from you.
good tip 👌
Awesome video Chris! Hopefully this finally clears things up for some folks! Cheers brother!
All about getting good information out to the community
Now let’s hope all the keyboard warriors on Facebook watch this lol. So many people giving out wrong info and “tips” lol. Thanks for sharing Chris 🤙
@@N2TW_customlures we gonna set em straight!
I can't express how important what you're saying needs to be understood. I come from a manufacturing world in aerospace. And I can tell you how important it is to document and standardized what works. There are ton of variables that will contribute to failure. I honestly don't care about denting in my own bait when shooting. But for selling I can see people want perfect. I do see a ton of bad advice like you said.
@@mengkhang1037 🙏🙏
Good timing on this video! I was just having this issue and trying to problem solve it, now I know! Thank you.
@@TheFishinMortician my pleasure
Awesome explanation on everything. I really just find them a pesky annoyance since I only make for myself. Fish don’t seem to care
@@basscatlildave 👍👍
Nice job explaining thanks OG
@@williamharkenrider3842 appreciate it
Love your, channel
Thanks
Great video and lots of good info
Thank ya
I just started making my own baits !!
And selling them
Thanks Chris I definitely check all the boxes for bad techniques 😂
You gave me some things to experiment with.
Would you have sold any of the baits that came out dented? What about the ones you really had to look at?
Thanks so much. You inspired me to get in to the hobby 👍
I would have set aside the noticeable dents
I was having a lot of denting issues with my 5” Bloodline molds until you clued me in on the importance of not allowing rapid cooling. Even when I use very hot plastisol with complicated skin pouring or capsuling, I now have only rare denting. I still am plagued by air bubbles but I think that is mostly due to pour injection technique as you demonstrated here.
@@chuckpeck8323 I'm guilty of it too haha
@@WorldsWorstFishing I’m always racing to dual inject 9 top port cavities in my cold basement before my blending block hardens- so I inject to fast and fail to hold pressure long enough (maybe?)
Fast on top port is never good..ever @@chuckpeck8323
@@WorldsWorstFishingThanks for the tip and another really great informative presentation!
Got to try some of your baits
Very good info Chris. Question If it’s cool molds that are part of the problem that cause denting then why do people use Cooling Plates? 🍻
They use them when running high volume injection when molds get super hot..so hot that the baits won't set up for half an hour. It's to maintain timing
Super 👍
Thank you 😊
@@ufukakman3081 🙏🙏
Thank you
You're welcome
I have more issues with molds that have a ton of vents that continue trapping air..
Hmmm..tons of vents but trap air??
Thanks again for clearing that up because I got a jerk bait mold that dents most of the time and now I can shot slow and hold more pressure with out throwing it out lol thanks again triple j baits
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Where can I buy the vented worm? Or is it just a mold for this specific video? I have a fatguys fishing 5” senko mold but would like a core shot mold with maybe a bigger profile
Ai makes the mold...Core Shot stick bait..it comes with plenty of vents standard
That same mold with the core rods, using Dead-on sinking, gave me dents. Played with the temps and still had dents. I wasn’t injecting slow and holding as long though
Take those rods out and no problems
Yeah they shoot just about perfect with no rods
Question: Is there a way to minimize the bubbles that you show in the fluke mold at the end of the video? I have a crappie bait mold that does that consistently.
@tevans404 not really..you'd have to be able to add vents or drill out the gates wider
Where do you order your bags from.
Do you think using cooling plate with and air vise may cause the likely hood of denting?
@LarryDean903 yes...cooling too fast can cause them..
I know you said shoot the plastic cold should i still heat up the molds with a pancake griddle that what i use is a griddle i just want to make sure
Preheating is never a bad idea imo
@@WorldsWorstFishing thank you
I have to say I was really shocked you pulled out the stinger mold. I have had dents in it, like 2 or 3, over 1000+ baits. The split tail shad is notorious in my house for denting along the sides and I was guessing that was what you were going to grab.
@scottkidder438 you get dents in the fluke mold??? Interesting..for me I usually a few pop up in the stinger often
i tried what you said slow injecting pressure and I tried it with these individual molds from bugmolds the bandito bug zako and the gilly is there another way to inject individual port molds i never have problems with one port molds for all the baits and they dont want to fill in all the way and it is dent crazy its my first time buying individual molds i seen the end of the video with those flukes bugmolds the molds dont look like that
and forgot to add something else the bandito bug the wiskers part dont want fill in all the way and tail part for zako and gilly dont want to fill in all the way
How goes the fishing?
Will the same techniques apply for injecting into a silicone mold? I appreciate your wisdom
Hmmmm....probably..inject it soft..don't push hard
Thank god somebody with sense lol I can’t stand reading some of the idiotic ideas people have on a certain Facebook page 😂
No kidding
might i ask what is the mold for the thumb nail pick ?
@@saltlife1875 Ai stinger mold
@@WorldsWorstFishing thank you
Nope! It’s gotta be the molds fault! 😂🤣😜
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Still something about hand made,eyes on the prize. Made by, in the Person. You sign your name too..
I don’t even notice the laundry noise until you mention it 🤦🏽♂️
@@davidsagastume3700 it's the worst
I would not use Facebook for anything. It’s a very died platform! It’s full of very old people
😂
Still trying to figure out the difference why a Yammoto sinko works so much better?
No...I don't think about Yamamoto senkos much
Annoying more than anything, just happens every now and again, some molds seem more prone to it, but not all the time
Yep..you'd be amazed how many people contact the mold maker claiming faulty molds over the issue.
@@WorldsWorstFishing I still think that it's a thermal change, and in fairness sometimes the big manufacturers have dents on their baits as well
I try to have warm molds,warm injector and try to have plastisol not super hot, but every so often it happens...I can usually use the baits, so no big deal,but just annoying
@@rickhazzard8824 big brands dent bad
Yep, that is right, when I see it, I think I am going ok with bait making!😂😂, just like the big guys 😂
Cheers Chris, always appreciate your insight and experience with soft plastics making, really helpful
Love them core shots. Good video.
Still something about hand made,eyes on the prize. Made by, in the Person. You sign your name too..