Thread: Got some new molds in today .

There is a company making them G or somebody found a company and posted it on here but they are being made by a company so somebody took your I deal and went full steam on it ?

Robert

Never the less your creations are outstanding which has me in a color combination question
I usually try to replicate a tie pattern from a real or plastic bait
Think you can come close to this color combination doing just the opposite
(Royal Blue body - whitish gray tail )

billygee

Cool Thanks Dave

What's the diameter of those
Would be interesting to see that mold design

I did inquire as having a mold made but
Co. never returned a reply
I was going to name it A Tap Worm

My customers an fishing partners also said they
had seen them around only under a different brand name

oh well, off to other designing challenges

billygee

I don’t know I remember someone asked about them in forums a while back and CrappyPappy found them. Then I think they were asked about again and “G” answered. I saved them this time after looking them up....lol.


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Originally Posted by billygee

Robert

Never the less your creations are outstanding which has me in a color combination question
I usually try to replicate a tie pattern from a real or plastic bait
Think you can come close to this color combination doing just the opposite
(Royal Blue body - whitish gray tail )

billygee

no problem Bill like do that If I get time I will make up some stuff.

Seems Robert brought back a shared idea we had
That I never followed through with
this was to be two aluminum blanks
sandwiched together drilled on their breaks
with small dia drill for the tail then enlarge the body portion
Using desired drill size followed by tapping the hole
The end result would be a top pour
with a larger dia on the flip side making
it more diversified for larger fish
Would be a simple project as became out of sight out of mind

billygee

Originally Posted by billygee

Seems Robert brought back a shared idea we had
That I never followed through with
this was to be two aluminum blanks
sandwiched together drilled on their breaks
with small dia drill for the tail then enlarge the body portion
Using desired drill size followed by tapping the hole
The end result would be a top pour
with a larger dia on the flip side making
it more diversified for larger fish
Would be a simple project as became out of sight out of mind

billygee

Bill I know where you get a mold made Probably if you want a 75 cavity Because those things are very small .