Custom Baits - Forum
General => General Discussion => Topic started by: kipbass on 02/02/12 17:46 UTC
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I Jason I got my fry molds in today and they look great! I can't wait to give em' a try. I appreciate the pride you take in your work, it shows! I guess that's ok to be prideful then..lol ;D
Did you get the gps unit yet? I hope you have success with it!
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You will love the Fry Molds. They are some kind of nice. And so are the baits they make.
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I Jason I got my fry molds in today and they look great! I can't wait to give em' a try. I appreciate the pride you take in your work, it shows! I guess that's ok to be prideful then..lol ;D
Did you get the gps unit yet? I hope you have success with it!
Thanks, I did. Will be taking it out in the Yak ASAP!!!
Jason
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Yak as in airplane Jason?
NM. Just realized you meant KaYAK LOL.
My feiend had a Russian YAK aerobatic plane. That roary engine sounded great.
....Bill
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I used some old plastic in test run. Most baits came out fine, but if I didn't watch the spruces and keep them filled, my baits get air pockets. Does this continue as the molds get hot, or is it a constant ?
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Plastic expands when it gets hot/melts, then retracts when it cools/hardens/solidifies. Because of this, You do have to fill up the Sprue/Gate, BUT, I've found that after filling the mold cavities, if You continue to hold Injection Pressure going into the mold, You can feel when the Plastic retracts/cools and the cavities "need" a little more plastic...the Injector Plunger will fall a little as it feeds more plastic into the mold.
The DrawBack to this is the plastic on the Tip of the Injector cools on/in the Sprue, kind of "adhering" the Tip to the Sprue. In any case, always fill the Sprue after Injection. This is an on-going thing, every time You melt plastic, until someone comes out with a Plastisol that doesn't expand when liquified... :D
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Yak as in airplane Jason?
NM. Just realized you meant KaYAK LOL.
My feiend had a Russian YAK aerobatic plane. That roary engine sounded great.
....Bill
Definitely the kayak. The other yak sounds fun also, but I don't know anyone with one.