Like these a lot
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Like these a lot
I just wonder what kind of mold the big companies use for their 2 inch tubes. I would love to have one like this that is multi cavity that was 2 inch. I know I could not afford the price, but it would be sweet to have.
If the big companies have molds to shoot multi cavity tubes it would be pretty good size I would hate to think the cost if they were all precut in the mold I was a stupid fool for not buying the molds from Rick when he had the 2 inch in multi cavity Jacob makes a solid head but you have to cut the skirt by hand I told Rick that I would gladly play $10 apiece for the cams that go in the mold to make it precut I believe 10 cavity mold like that would probably be well over $165 or more I would gladly pay $200 to have one we are working on a design but it will not be in the shape of the tube skirt it will have a solid body and there is where I stopped we plan on for sending this to my mold maker maybe later on in the spring I do have four precut molds but they are one and a half inches also I have the skirt mold three of them know I will not give them up they are collectors items now because of the first ones that Rick did have a Grubb head in the ones he's making now are smooth and round.Quote:
Originally Posted by crappieseeker
Not all compaines shoot a tube!! Some compaines Dip their tubes multi!! To some folks a big difference!!! We think the dipped tubes are better but may just be a condifence thing.:twocentsQuote:
Originally Posted by crappieseeker
That is one sharp tube,good work.
Most of the stuff on the market is dipped some of the guys are wanting solid heads getting a plastic just right is very tricky because you want a nice cut most of the are hand cut we are working with do it plastic which they come out pretty nice with a commercial cutter. I prefer to use my molds that are precut in them and they are solid head I only have the small size 1.5.Quote:
Originally Posted by jackie53