Can't find one in stock anywhere. Would prefer the 1/24, but will buy a 1/32 to modify if that's all someone has.
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Can't find one in stock anywhere. Would prefer the 1/24, but will buy a 1/32 to modify if that's all someone has.
Pour me up couple hundred when you locate one !
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Be willing to loan you mine. It's not a production mode. But it does pour 1/32 and 1/24 and some smaller and some bigger. It's a horse head. With option of blade if you add the crane swivel.Quote:
Originally Posted by FurFlyin
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I also have a ball head jig that pours those sizes and collar can easily snipped off
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Thanks catchNgrease, I really appreciate it, but I hate borrowing things. I usually end up tearing it up. LOL I figure I could pour 1/16ths and cut off the barb and they'd be real close to 1/24. I need to weigh some.
I honestly don't know. I've never tried to pour one in a mold that uses a wire keeper. I won't be using a keeper. Maybe someone will chime in that knows. If they will work without a bunch of leaked lead through on the hook, I will buy one.Quote:
Originally Posted by tlefire
FS JIG Mold
What about freestyle 1/24 no collar?
I saw a YouTube video that showed to use high temp rtv silicone to fill in the spots you don't want lead. I did this on a 1/16oz mold that was barbed to make it non barbed. I filled in the whole area and after it dried just took a razor knife and put a slit in it for the hook to go into and it work great!Quote:
Originally Posted by FurFlyin
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That 1/24 and 1/32 mold is good to my mind.
You do get a little leakage sometimes but it trims really easy.
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What's a freestyle?Quote:
Originally Posted by Lloakley930
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Pill head or aspirin head with eye socket. Another thread out there with more pictures.
http://Fat Guys Free Style<br /> ht...ys-free-style/
I have a free style if you want to borrow it I’m pretty sure you can pour without the wire keeper.Quote:
Originally Posted by FurFlyin
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Thanks Robbie. I think I'm just going to buy one.Quote:
Originally Posted by Javelin 180
I got my jigheads from a company named Jiffy Jigs. Google them.
Yep. Occasionally theres a little lead "wire" where the keeper goes, but its easily removed in about 3-4 seconds of workQuote:
Originally Posted by Javelin 180
FYI. Barlows tackle just got some hachet style jig molds in today.
can you provide a link? I can’t find them. They might have already sold outQuote:
Originally Posted by Takeum
Go to Barlows Tackle
Look just under name for NEW AT BARLOWS
Click that
Scroll down just a tad
$129.99
I looked because it is a cnc style and would enjoy not having to clean up the heads prior to painting. Just don’t have a need for a hatchet style head. I might if it wobbled or something while being pulled by the noat, but I suspect it would just plane to one side or the other and ride like that.
I saw that one but it pours 1/16 and 1/8 heads
Didn’t notice that. Good luck.