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    Default Horsehead Mold Modification


    Modified Horse Head Jigs



    I got my dremel out and modified the horse head mold to accept the w- 400 wire keepers. I believe they hold the soft plastics much better than the cast lead keepers on the pony head mold.


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    Look good - and if you didn't want them you'd just have to trim the extra lead off for tying. I've seen a few just put a piece of wire next to the hook shank close the mold and it with a rubber mallet and did the same thing. On another board a guy pinned his mold to have recessed eyes which was pretty cool.
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    Nice work. I like the wire keeper. About all I use anymore.
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    Like the idea!

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    Great Idea thanks
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    Send me a few an I will test the out.......

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    definitely a good ideal I like the fact that you can put on a twister tail and keep it on also I like the larger blades I think you have a good one there.

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    That's thinkin. Good job.
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    Thank you all for your comments. I really enjoy this forum. I have got many excellent ideas from all of you here.

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    Look really good!

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