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Soft Plastic Bait Making => Getting Started / Customer Support => Topic started by: clintbull1 on 10/03/13 21:44 UTC

Title: Dual Injectors
Post by: clintbull1 on 10/03/13 21:44 UTC

Hey Guys,

I  want to buy a dual injector..... Would like to know what manufacture you would buy ?

 Thanks

CA

Title: Re: Dual Injectors
Post by: MO QWACK on 10/03/13 23:04 UTC

All of them are good, I have a Jacobs OLD style I love and I also have an bass tackle. The bass tackle is just heavy and bulky but a great injector.

Title: Re: Dual Injectors
Post by: biglewers on 10/04/13 07:37 UTC

I use bass tackle twin also.  It would be awesome if CCM came out with one.   I think Hi Rock might have came out with one. Not sure.

Title: Re: Dual Injectors
Post by: TheDreamer on 10/04/13 11:13 UTC

I use two CCM injectors and the 3.5 blending block from BassTackle, great for any size run. If your doing solid production buy a Shooting Star from Bears.

Drew

Title: Re: Dual Injectors
Post by: biglewers on 10/04/13 11:16 UTC

You like the shooting star?  I was looking at it but didnt want to throw money at it till I knew it was good.

Title: Re: Dual Injectors
Post by: kipbass on 10/04/13 12:01 UTC

I like Jacobs over bears just based off of the videos. I followed the forum on bears and it seems quite buggy. Then there's no customer support for weeks or months.

Title: Re: Dual Injectors
Post by: biglewers on 10/04/13 14:09 UTC

I have the Jacobs one.  The dual machine.  I like it and I dont like it.  But Jacob calls you right back to work out the kinks. 

Title: Re: Dual Injectors
Post by: RAZOR on 10/04/13 14:47 UTC

biglewers - clintbull1

I just recently got rid of my shooting star system. I liked it but I had didn't find it to fit my actual need at that price. I now use Basstackles twin injector and Baitjunkys twin system. What I really like about the Baitjunkys system is the handle set up they have on the blending block as well as the individual handles for when you shoot the injector as a single. Both system have the pins in the tip so you don't dump the tip into your pyrex/presto pot.

Baitjunkys also has the Double Barrel Rack system that you can use on theirs and Basstackles dual injectors. It works great.

Jim

Title: Re: Dual Injectors
Post by: toadfrogbaits on 10/04/13 15:28 UTC

I have been working on my own system . What I want from it is rid of those stupid presto pots . Continiuos injection without stopping to clean an injector . Along with the ability to inject 2 or more colors at the same time . Through the same injector without the aid of a blending block . So far I don't think it would ever go over very well . It's liable to be the size of a jack hammer .

Title: Re: Dual Injectors
Post by: RAZOR on 10/04/13 16:29 UTC

Toad

With the Baitjunkys Double Barrel Rack system, you can buy it with a heating system and you don't have to clean the injectors. Look at this video done by Frank.  Frank uses a Basstackle twin injector system for the video.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hfor5iFutEM.

The Baitjunkys twin injector has a handle on the blending block making it easier to move around.   

 http://www.shopbaitjunkys.com/Double-Barrel-Laminate-Injector_p_218.html

I heard that Baitjunkys is coming out with a single system similar to the Double Barrel Rack but just for one injector.

Jim

Title: Re: Dual Injectors
Post by: andrewlamberson on 10/04/13 16:46 UTC

Keep it simple to start! (KISS)

Bass Tackle Dual Injector with blending block.

Unless your doing a LOT of baits and need to go to one of the "production models" discussed.

Personally, I still like using laminate plates (or hand pour the belly) the best for most of my baits. The Dual Injector is more fuss that I need most of the time! I always seem to be at least one hand short whenever I'm using it!

And...I do like having two nice injectors!

Andy

Title: Re: Dual Injectors
Post by: Billmo on 10/07/13 19:19 UTC

I'm with Andy on this one.. I'm sure those other models are awesome if you doing production. I have one of the older twin injectors and haven't had any issues with mine, they can fussy but they have done some modifications to make the new ones a little less fuzzy.