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    Quote Originally Posted by robbor View Post
    Your mold looks good. You just need to Vent the legs as stated. You can scribe lines from the legs on one side of the mold with a razor blade and then take the high spots off with some sandpaper. They may still not want to pour. Most small stuff is injected. I made a mold also for injecting but i still have not made a injection pot or injector. I had a mold made by a tackle maker then copied the design and made the second one myself with 50 cavaties. Also about 5 jighead molds. How well did your mold halfs line up? My first one sucked, drilling the dowel pin holes just didnt cut it. I had to go to circular pocket milling to get it done right. I even did 2 on the manual mill without a dro, and the pins were off by .005". The CNC was the best, takes a bit to learn the programming though.

    I find your molds quite interesting in a very very well done I would like to see more of your work in the future I hope that you will post some of these on plastic I think the guys would be very interested in some your mold making keep up the good work.

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    Quote Originally Posted by robbor View Post
    Your mold looks good. You just need to Vent the legs as stated. You can scribe lines from the legs on one side of the mold with a razor blade and then take the high spots off with some sandpaper. They may still not want to pour. Most small stuff is injected. I made a mold also for injecting but i still have not made a injection pot or injector. I had a mold made by a tackle maker then copied the design and made the second one myself with 50 cavaties. Also about 5 jighead molds. How well did your mold halfs line up? My first one sucked, drilling the dowel pin holes just didnt cut it. I had to go to circular pocket milling to get it done right. I even did 2 on the manual mill without a dro, and the pins were off by .005". The CNC was the best, takes a bit to learn the programming though.

    Where. Did you get the mold it looks like a Jacobs but lm not sure

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    Hey Bob you do realize this thread was from 2009? Right? Maybe should have started a new thread?

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    Quote Originally Posted by skiptomylu View Post
    Hey Bob you do realize this thread was from 2009? Right? Maybe should have started a new thread?
    thank you skip maybe I should've looked closely for I said something but I did send a PM to the person who I thought made the molds I believe they may be from jigging twins I'm not sure I haven't heard back from them.

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