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guys your chance we are looking for designs for molds if anybody has any ideals you can PM me your sketches and we will take a look at them and if they look good enough to me we will have a mold made this is your chance to have something made that you always dreamed about.
Bob ... is this for plastics only, or is lead heads included ??
... cp :cool:
[QUOTE=crappiepappy;1649550]Bob ... is this for plastics only, or is lead heads included ??
... cp :cool:[/QUOTE
yes for plastics but if you are wanting to share something you would like to see in a jig head that is fine also.
If you were to use one of our ideas, will you supply that bait to us for life.:confused:
[QUOTE=snake River;1649765]Hey, Bob .... yeah, I do have a couple of "head" ideas. Give me a few days to find & photograph them, and I will post them for you guys to look at. One is in current production, but I'd like to see if it could be made in a lighter weight. The other is an oldie goldie, and I'm not sure if it's still in production or not, but I haven't seen one in a long time.Quote:
Originally Posted by crappiepappy
I don't want to get anyone in trouble over patent/copyright infringements ... so, take your time & do some research before trying to work on these. I'm really just throwing these out there, to give you guys something to consider. I might be in the market for a dozen of each/either, but I'm not in any major rush or need for them.
... cp :cool:
no but I would make you up enough baits to last you a lifetime.Quote:
Originally Posted by 65pontiac
[QUOTE=crappiepappy;1649838]okay be looking forward in seeing what you have.Quote:
Originally Posted by snake River
Bob,
Still playing with a few concept jigs. I will pour 1/2 side when I get some plastic. Trying to make my own mold just 4 fun. If it does not work I will draw the concept on the cputer 4 u.
Gonna name my lure "The grubaholic." Otherwise I will be content adding eyes on plastic baits and dipping them in melted clear plastic.
Bob, gonna try to make it out of clay first and bake it in a toaster oven. If it doesn't fall apart then I will coat it with vasoline and photograph it. Gonna take man's old cupcake pan and fill it with plaster of pairs and stick the grubaholic in it. Don't know what to do next. That is where you come in. What am I doing right or wrong. What suggestions do you have? Should I also place a small tube in the plaster so I fan fill the thing? How do I get it out after you fill it? Could one use a band saw to cut the mold in half to take the prototype out and then fill it with plastic? This might be more than I have experience to handle. I may just leave it to you experts on here.
my you could use plaster Paris and take a plastic bait and only put half of it in the plaster or just covered enough so when the plaster dries you can pull the plastic baits out if you need a diagram of what I'm talking about please let me know a lot of guys will quote the plaster with Elmer's glue or something else to seal it off it depends on what type of clay that you're going to use whether or not it will work the cleaved at the pottery makers make pottery with might work for you I have some molds here Mike let me take a look at them and I will get back to you I may just seeing you some so you can pour plastics I will be sending you some ideals for you so you can make plastic baits know molds needed first of all I have to try out myself do see if it Wallwork but we Something online that I think it will be the cat's meow.Quote:
Originally Posted by shipahoy41
Check your email Bob for a sneak preview of a grubaholic. It is in the bottom right of the photo.
we just looked at e-mail and they look fantastic ship.Quote:
Originally Posted by shipahoy41
ship, do not hide the secret weapon ha ha. We would all like to see it you know he he