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    This mod took all of 10 min and she was ready to cast. Nothing to modifying molds. When I first started I was nervous as heck but no let the mods roll out.

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    The kit with the dremel bits I used
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    These are 1/8. Because the way the mold is set up you can only modify 3 of the 4 cavity on the 1/8 side. The last cavity doesn't allow enough space .

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    nice,looks good

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    Looks good

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    Those look good and nice work!
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    That and those jigs look VERY good!!! I'm not very confident in making such changes in
    a mold. Maybe, I'll give it a shot, if I can find an older mold at one of the local flea markets.
    Again, NICE JOB! Thanx for posting, especially the pics. Dave

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