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Offline MO QWACK

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Essential series son of a mother
« on: 12/15/14 21:33 UTC »
I was snooping over at Janes and ran across the prices for the new Essential  series molds and wow crazy good value!!! I going to be in big trouble with momma over this that's for sure!!! It's awesome that do it was figured a way to bring this art to an affordable level. So instead of buying one mold for 80 bucks I can buy 3 for 80 awww I can't wait

Offline Lamar

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Re: Essential series son of a mother
« Reply #1 on: 12/16/14 05:28 UTC »

Offline sim

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Re: Essential series son of a mother
« Reply #2 on: 12/16/14 07:46 UTC »
BEAVER BUG!!!!!!!

gottagetit gottagetit!!!!

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Re: Essential series son of a mother
« Reply #3 on: 12/16/14 15:00 UTC »
Bought a few molds to see how the baits look vs the stock photos shown on Janns. Thanks for the free shipping!

Jim

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Re: Essential series son of a mother
« Reply #4 on: 12/16/14 15:31 UTC »
I was snooping over at Janes and ran across the prices for the new Essential  series molds and wow crazy good value!!! I going to be in big trouble with momma over this that's for sure!!! It's awesome that do it was figured a way to bring this art to an affordable level. So instead of buying one mold for 80 bucks I can buy 3 for 80 awww I can't wait

In my neck of the woods $30 time 3 = $90 Just saying

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Re: Essential series son of a mother
« Reply #5 on: 12/16/14 16:07 UTC »
In my neck of the woods $30 time 3 = $90 Just saying

Louisiana math???
Until next time.

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Re: Essential series son of a mother
« Reply #6 on: 12/16/14 16:11 UTC »
This project has been in the works for a long time.  It has always been our goal to make this hobby as cost effective as possible for the fisherman.  We are very please with this initial line up and it will only continue to grow.

The general consensus around the shop and with folks that have been playing with molds for almost a year, is that there is not much lost going from a machine cut mold to a cast mold.  You do lose a little definition on the sharpest points, but not much.  The biggest difference is that is that flatter surfaces are not perfectly smooth and there is a very slight texture.  The feedback we got at ICAST was that baits had a more natural finish and many preferred it.  Once they are oiled or in the water, I am not sure there is much difference.  I think it will come down to individuals personal preference.

Interestingly, we feel these molds might shoot better that the machined counterparts.  I think there is a little more air released from the cavities that allow for better flow.  The molds do have a machined face and hinges for perfect alignment.  They are very sturdy and really square up.

We are very excited about this launch.  If you have any questions or concerns, do not hesitate to give us a call.

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Re: Essential series son of a mother
« Reply #7 on: 12/16/14 17:25 UTC »
Louisiana math???
Hey, I resemble that statement.

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Re: Essential series son of a mother
« Reply #8 on: 12/16/14 17:36 UTC »
Hahahaha
Until next time.

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Offline MO QWACK

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Re: Essential series son of a mother
« Reply #9 on: 12/16/14 17:59 UTC »
In my neck of the woods $30 time 3 = $90 Just saying

Thanks Lamar I can count on you for a correction on well everything. Math lesson leaned. I'm sure I have plenty of grammatical errors as well. I do appreciate all the positive vibes that you add within the forum. I think I might need a comma after the "thanks Lamar" please correct as see fit. 

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Re: Essential series son of a mother
« Reply #10 on: 12/16/14 18:02 UTC »
Thanks Lamar I can count on you for a correction on well everything. Math lesson leaned. I'm sure I have plenty of grammatical errors as well. I do appreciate all the positive vibes that you add within the forum. I think I might need a comma after the "thanks Lamar" please correct as see fit.

There, Mo. No thanks needed. I'm sure you meant learned.
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Offline Justin9j

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Re: Essential series son of a mother
« Reply #11 on: 12/16/14 18:12 UTC »
See this is why I have a hard
Time texting you mo. I can read your writing

Offline MO QWACK

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Re: Essential series son of a mother
« Reply #12 on: 12/16/14 18:18 UTC »
Yeah but you worry about the contex not how it's written

Offline MO QWACK

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Re: Essential series son of a mother
« Reply #13 on: 12/16/14 18:22 UTC »
There, Mo. No thanks needed. I'm sure you meant learned.
Nope the poor grammer is exactly what I meant. I prefer to sound uneducated as I type on a Iphone with a screen 2.5 by 2.5. Please measure a I phone 5c to correct to actual size while typing in the vertical position.

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Re: Essential series son of a mother
« Reply #14 on: 12/16/14 19:07 UTC »
Thanks Lamar I can count on you for a correction on well everything. Math lesson leaned. I'm sure I have plenty of grammatical errors as well. I do appreciate all the positive vibes that you add within the forum. I think I might need a comma after the "thanks Lamar" please correct as see fit.

Just trying to help you out brother. Didn't want to see you get all stressed out when the credit card bill came. In the future you can on your iPhone go to the calculator to help you with your math. Just keep in mind that the + is not a cross and the = is not a railroad track and I'm sure with a little practice you'll get the hang of it. Like in all of the Do-it forum we're here to help each other.