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Fun stuff! Is that knife a Kershaw?

How much do u charge for these

Hey G B can you Give me the name of that site

White, red, gold is really nice. I've never heard or seen the UV powder. That is one lucky co-worker!

is that a vpi or water base paint for the plastisol. i wonder if that water base paint will work on the unpainted plastic lures, need to learn how to control the finger with the trigger to get the consistency. your spraying to fast you will clog your brush.

I've shot silicone into aluminum molds, worke great to trim and use as a laminate plug on baits that are not individually ported and not set up 2 laminate

Use a scale designed for testing trigger pull on firearms.

Man that turned out good. Im new to pouring and I was wondering did you need to heat the mold to laminate that final product?

You sell them

I like A.I molds, but A.I./Dead on has such a cult like following its crazy. Those few high profile TH-cam personalities that get free stuff/paid won’t give a honest review because they basically work for them. I post on Facebook groups and get roasted that I like cnc do it molds and that I’m an amateur that doesn’t know what I’m talking about. A.I. raised their price $10 and ran a sale $10 off, and basically run contest of who buys the most will be entered into a drawing. We need unbiased opinions from people like yourself. Keep making these videos!!

Solid effort with the spray bottle. I had high hopes.

sb coat is a pain to clean, but i finally bought the thinner hopefully it'll help better, water base paint wouldn't you need a reducer to spray better. maybe try one of those holders that hold the stencils. for the water base you might need Clearasol

Put it under a bobber and work it slower. The nibbles don't put off scent fast enough for a standard retrieve to really draw fish in. Or, rig some of your preferred ned rig baits, or drop shots. After you rig them, then drill a hole and insert your nibbles. Work them slow, give them time to "rest" after every time you retrieve a little and draw some fish in. Be aware though, you'll draw in a lot of little bites from bold panfish that might not be big enough to actually take enough of the bait to get hooked.

whispers: "it looks like a penis." XD Thanks for the info and the laugh.

Lol🎉

Not a big fan of the "pull" test you demonstrated as it's just not how the bait is used. I do pretty much agree that the mold is not terribly useful. For someone like me, with nerve damage & limited dexterity, getting that "x" of o-rings on a stickbait for the ideal bait-saving wacky rig is too much hassle. I will just remelt and remake torn baits if I'm having a bad day and can't get the rig perfect and stick the hook on through. For the average person I think they'll just stick to o-rings. For the baitmaker business, I don't see it making sense money-wise. The mold is expensive, it increases the amount of time you're working on the baits, and time = money. For the hobbyist I don't really see any use for it unless you want to change the color of the middle of your worm. Even then, I'd skin-pour or capsule instead. About the only use-case scenario I can see for this is if : 1. You make your own baits and you like your worms SUPER-soft. 2. An O-Ring murdered your father and you've sworn never to use them. 3. Your worms, when super-duper-soft, slide off the hook when you cast them wacky-style and fling themselves into the cosmos. 4. You aren't bothered by spending money on niche items for your bait-making hobby. If all of that can describe a person, then this mold might just be for them. As for me, I'm not huge on super-soft worms in my wacky rig. Heck, I mostly use baits specifically made for wacky rigging that aren't stick-baits.

You got a sub for saving me money, brother!

Cool video. I been waiting for someone to do this type of review.

You started out great with putting glitter in first. Clearly, glitter adds color. I do that all the time and then put dyes/colorants in afterwards. Much better control of the final colorway. Like your channel. Nice work

I get if you are selling baits to the average angler you may want to claim that your baits are more durable. To anyone who really wants to have a better hook to land ratio. Don't know why anyone would even use an o-ring. All these methods reduce hooking %. Why are Yamamoto Senko's so popular? They are soft. When I set the hook I want the plastic to disappear. And that is why I make my own. If you are selling baits. The amount you would have to increase the price to offset the time and investment involved would not make it more palatable to the consumer. I agree with you

The hook isn't pointing sideways. You'll have a better hook up ratio

Wow that's a great review can't be more fair to both the buyers or the manufacturer perfect 👍 love it thank you

If you throw a lot of wacky rig sticks the mold is great and shoots great and for 100 bucks it’s well worth it and saves both baits and time.

Nice review on the mold! I just ordered their brush reaper as I was looking for a non copywright brush hog style mold to start selling some baits locally and theirs stood out to me.

Nope I won't buy that mold.

Great video.. it really seems like people are using the mold in question to add a band of color.. and just think if you used the mold in question it would have been thinner even though you drilled it out... thanks for the info

Why not just buy some 1/4" stainless rod and grind/file the ends down a little to fit in the existing worm mold. Essentially make your own core shot with a larger center?

I on 2 other TH-cam videos stated I was disappointed. I don't throw the wacky rig, I don't like the wacky rig. Just as I don't dropshot. The gentleman in the video couldn't understand my point. I was disappointed because of all the things for a great company to make, this was it. Better more realistic craw mold, better lizard molds and different size molds more cavities of an already great mold. I didn't see the reason behind this. The only thing I could see is if a person was selling that bait, it could be used to make the bait look different to other makers baits. I like the other channel and the videos on that channel, the hand pouring work is outstanding, but I see no reason for this. Mann's baits did this type of thing some years ago, the Hard Nose baits. It went nowhere, was going to change fishing, save money. Where are they at today? Not sold and I believe for the most part the company is out of business.

What colorant are you using on your spray gun

How'd it turn out?

Cool video man, dont.see alot of people air brushing soft plastics. I do a little bit but it's definitely an involved process.

Nice match. Like the way you described what you were doing including comment about air pressure. I also like working with the Pearlex mica powder

wonderful

They charge a lot for the molds so that if they get sued, they can pay some good lawyers.

Epicbaitmolds.com

How to get that?

That is truly beautiful!

The lines running down the ridges is the venting.

Great mold! Also works great on a Neko Rig

I love the Hog Salad molds and the quality is top notch! If you want a great chatterbait trailer then give the 4.4” dangler a try 👌

Nice review! I have the same mold & agree it is very good.

What have you been 🚬?

Soak that in some simple green 🤣

How’s the width of these compared to a yum?

Hehe busted- need some new baits boss. Bass been tearing em up

What viewers really want to know is... Who is Owen, and why is he underage drinking? 🤣

Great looking bait, probly worth it if it puts a few extra fish in the boat

Cool idea, this really is how my baitmaking is, forgetting stuff, baits fall over …..

I don’t shoot any plastisol below 310, coreshots I push the core at 340-350 so it can reach end of cavity before setting up mid way through

I use a short piece of 30 # mono line and leave it in. It helps the tail remain straight and allows free movement