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I wonder if lead fumes are poisonous

score the mold with a sharp blade to make a perfect jig

If U tip jig w bait - cheating.LOL

is that a do it mold? if so what number is it pls

I used these with the Team Catfish weight slides to make a th-cam.com/users/postUgkxdmsDj7fQXe77DC0l7P7ua8B3PiESUubM Carolina rig and they were perfect for the ponds I fish. I have also used them to make 3 way rigs and these work perfectly. Haven't had any issues with them snagging in rocks or in weeds yet.

Zinc is MUCH harder than lead, and it shrinks more on cooling so that's why the neck is breaking off right there. The mold needs to be a lot hotter to cast nearly pure zinc like anode blocks would be made from. Try alloying your zinc with 5% aluminum, you will get a very ductile and very fluid casting metal. It will be much easier on your tools and will fill out every little detail of your mold-so making sure your through-wires fit perfectly in the mold will be important.

i think its cheaper to foil them. jig skins are kinda expensive.

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Good video mate, when taking off the surplus lead don't tare it off use bigger sharper snips just off the lure.

Good day please tell me where did you buy the mold thank you

What rod and reels do you guys use please

Dude great lures I make same ones just in the smaller sizes. About the piece you cut . Dip the piece back into the pot to make it softer then you can cut it off with larger cutters then file it into a V.

Awesome video! Change that bandsaw blade!!

Thanks for trying the old boat zincs! I suspect that you got better action out of the flutter jigs you made this way, instead of using lead. As to the problem with your castings in the area of the "funnel," or sprue, try these steps, which have helped me when I'm pouring lead. 1. Preheat the area of the sprue for as long as you preheat the rest of the mold-or even longer. 2. Start your pour immediately after the preheat. 3. Overfill/overflow the mold twice as much as you did in this video. (4) Don't use small cutoff pliers to trim the cooled sprue! Instead, use a hacksaw or some other tool that won't essentially "tear" the metal in your castings. One last thing. Do yourself, your family, and your friends a favor: Wear an organic-vapor respirator when you work with this shit. It can kill you. Really. Gloves, primarily to prevent seious burns, are also a VERY good idea.

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Thank you very much for the video, could you tell me what the measurements of the jigs are?

You guys rock!