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@jasondiddle4226 Awesome! No, you can use a dremel tool or an end mill bit in a drill press. Depending on the size of the hook, you can also use the tape and clamp method in a bench vise and clean up the indentation with a dremel.

@brucenichols9206 Thanks for asking. Lately, I've been working on a lot of home renovation projects at my house and my brother's. Hopefully, we'll have everything wrapped up before winter, and I'm able to get some more content going.

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@user-xh6vz8zg1z How difficult is the mold to close? Is the hinge stiff?

@@Gre-z6f You must be really upset with the idea of me painting sinkers.......

@@relapsetackle Nope, not at all. I actually thought that your video was informative and well done and I plan to watch others of yours. My comment was more of a rhetorical question of why bother? I've been fishing successfully inshore and offshore for decades and this has never been an issue or even a topic of conversation with other fishermen, and I've had the honor to fish with some of the rock stars in the industry. I do believe that we, in our quest for an edge, do get wrapped up in alternative ideas. I would love to see a study that shows that painting the weights actually correlates to increased catches. I just don't believe they exist. If they do exist, I will be one of the first to jump on it. If this is a passion of yours then I support it 100 percent, it certainly can't hurt. As a marine scientist and old school fisherman, I prefer to keep things simple. That is all.

@Gre-z6f I honestly don't paint a lot of sinkers, but some people wanted to see the process, so I shared it. I usually paint bottom bouncers and down riggers because it can reduce drag and not blow back as far. As far as painting other sinkers, it can help reduce oxidizing and the mess from oxidation and also makes it easier for some people to tell one weight from the next.

@@relapsetackle Again, I support what you do and I share your passion. You obviously have to respond to the questions of your subscribers. No brainer there. You make a great and valid point about oxidation. I personally make all my own sinkers and stamp the weight's on them but I do understand your point about color differentiation. I do appreciate you taking the time and effort to make teaching videos, I really do. And as I said previously, I plan to watch more. My push back was purely rhetorical. We live in an ever increasingly complex world that forces us to get even more complex and angry. And one of the joys that I get (I suspect you do to), is the simplicity, and slowing down of life, in fishing. Getting away from the BS. For me, it's all about getting my kids away from their iPhones and out into nature. Hiking, mountain climbing, and fishing.

@Gre-z6f Thank you. I love fishing and enjoying the outdoors with my family. Getting them off their devices for a little while and enjoying nature is definitely needed these days.

@lug72 Sorry, the drawing is done already, but we do a giveaway every 100 subscribers.

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@beavisbrowne3497 It's been a while! Hopefully things get better and I'll have more time to make videos.

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Lurecraft colorant is what I've been using. www.lurepartsonline.com/6830-LureCraft-Plastic-Color

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I've had really good luck with the hooks that are recommended for the mold.

Good!! I already ordered a bunch. I just usually used regular hooks. I am always tinkering with everything and trying different things out. So I used other hooks first because I already had 30 degree hooks that fit. Thank you for the reply

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I haven't had any issues pouring these with the WB800 wire forms. Unfortunately I don't have a video up yet pouring these jigs. I'll put it on my list of things to show. Let me know if you have any issues or questions.

Thank you! How I do what exactly?

Thank you! I personally like the twisted wire forms. They feel more stout, and it helps keep the fishing line where it should be. Thanks for watching, and I'm glad you enjoyed the video.

This giveaway ended a long time ago.

That would be nice! Most of the time, they come with a magnet that's incapacitated in plastic.

I'm assuming you've tried getting the mold really hot with the hooks inside it for a while before poring the lead. Have you tried dry graphite spray? Another thing that can be done is opining up a small gate coming from the tips of the lead keepers to help air escape faster. What are you using to pour the lead, and are you using the recommended hooks?

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Thank you! This is the video link for the Lee Pot that I modified. ua-cam.com/video/5Tl-9ms_Egw/v-deo.html

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Have you tried it with Stardust? It absolutely does blow some of the paint off of the jig unless the lead is hot enough to melt the paint to itself when you dip them into the paint, and that's very rare with a heat gun unless you spend five minutes heating each jig.

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Heck yeah! Hope all is well with you.

Thank you 😊 I'm glad you enjoyed the content. Hope you have a great day!

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That works! Thank you, always trying to improve my lure room.

Shad Dart jigs are great for vertical jigging. They're very erratic because of the angled nose, so they give soft plastics a lot more action. But with the angled nose, they also lift more than a ball head jig as you retrieve the jig. I'm not sure what video you're thinking, or I'd add the video link for you. Sorry about that.