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  1. 01-16-2010, 04:40 PM #1
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    Made these molds this week. They came out pretty nice. Small ones are about 7/8'' long with a 3/16" body, and the bigger ones are 1 1/32" long with a 1/4" body.

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    Are you interested in selling any of the 7/8's. Would be interested in black, white, chart, blue, pink, purple, and pumpkin.
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    Nice looking baits.









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    sweet, good looking bait, did you make pop mold?
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    Thanks for the compliments folks, CD as for the molds here is a pic for ya.


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    Nice work!!!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by crappieday View Post
    Nice work!!!!
    Thank you! Addicting hobby though, but I love it when I catch fish with something I made.
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    Tell Me about it I like designing the molds as much as pouring the baits!
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    What type of machine and cad ware You use Jtwin?
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    Quote Originally Posted by flatfish46 View Post
    What type of machine and cad ware You use Jtwin?
    I use a mazak vertical cnc, and do my designing right on the control. Machine on the fly. It has a good graphics and tool path feature. I need to get a cad program at home that I can use to design these things. Who am I kidding, I don't even know how to use cad, but I don't think that it will be too bad learning it. What do you use?
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