Me and my bass buddies usually fish with weedless 1/2 or 3/8 jigs. Most of the molds i see for sale are of the variety, usually only have one of these sizes in the mold. Where can i pick up a mold that well pour several or more of one size?
Go to Bass Pro Shop they sell alot of different one and I think Cabelas as well!
Ive tried bass pro and cabelas, but they have the molds with a varity of sizes. Im looking for mold that just pours 3/8 weedless jigs. And another one for1/2 jigs. Thanks for the reply..
www.do-itmolds.com they can make one for you
This place can make you anything you want.
http://www.toledo-bend.net/garst/ (http://www.toledo-bend.net/garst/)
Quote from: Troy Limmer on January 23, 2007, 02:21:17 PM
www.do-itmolds.com they can make one for you
Do It molds will sell you a blank but won't make it for you. You'll have to take it to a machine shop with your specifications which is very expensive unless you know somebody who is willing to do it for you. Do-It does have production mold with up to 7 cavities of one size but styles are limited. Check Barlows (http://www.barlowstackle.com/lead-molds.html) for what you are looking for.
Ditto on Gotstafish....what he said ~shade
Check out Do-It.....they do "production molds" on some of their popular sizes....multiple cavities of the same head.....worth looking into..you may get lucky
otherwise....machine shop.
really, if you set up a good process, you would be surprised at how many heads you can produce from a single cavity.... 8)
It is all about the process, and minimizing wasted movement.
JM
Yup Yup, and JigMaster has that down to a science ~c~ ;D
Thanks guys for all the replys, great site here...
Quote from: banddroy on January 23, 2007, 04:29:24 PM
Thanks guys for all the replys, great site here...
By the way,Welcome aboard! See how these people step up to the plate, be sure to tell your friends about us. Have fun!! ~c~ ~c~
Quote from: Troy Limmer on January 23, 2007, 04:33:47 PM
By the way,Welcome aboard! See how these people step up to the plate, be sure to tell your friends about us. Have fun!! ~c~ ~c~
We are here to please ;D
Here's another great source for custom molds, they're more expensive than Do-it, but you can get anything you want! ;)
Collins Custom Molds, http://www.shawncollinscustoms.com/index.html (http://www.shawncollinscustoms.com/index.html)
Thanks Jim, I was looking for that. ;D
Karl, you're welcome! :)
Nice stuff, looks like they would last longer than Do-It molds to justify the price.
Barlows has a lot of good stuff. www.barlowstackle.com (http://www.barlowstackle.com)
Might check at Jann's Netcraft they are on the web.
Normally if you have a machine shop make them you will pay out the rear for them.
Banddroy... what jig head are you looking to pour?
Arky would be good, im also looking for a jig that would be a little better for skipping . Something like the stone jig....