Nice injection video with a new concept I never thought of... I've been using BUGMOLDS for many years now with no problems. I really think more credit is do to your team and will promote the products you offer. Till the next video Tight lines 😃👍
Thank you for your kind words.❤ I make these tutorials not only for our clients. After all, there are molds where such problems arise. I want everyone to be able to do what they want.😉 And it will be good if no one even needs these videos
Hi Bugmolds I have a question, does the venting not allow the bait to fill in correctly? Why does the mold need to be horizontal and upside down? I have a few Bugmold molds and am very happy with them, just curious as to why this is necessary Thanks
BUGMOLDS tries to create molds to fit just regular top injection. For makers' easy usage. But some baits come out +100500% better in a different mold orientation. Tha's a positive tip, not a must have rule.
@@yuriyyanevich5631 Thanks for the reply, and wow, that is a significant percentage increase! 😂 I do have a couple of molds that are difficult to inject, but I thought it was temperature or air bubbles causing the problem, again not all the time but every now and again, so good to know, lastly can this be done with multiple cavity molds and or dual injector? Thanks again for the reply and I really do like my bugmold molds, they are excellent for the price Cheers
Those are video instructions. Sometimes we need to describe this to people. And they don't believe without video. Not all makers are professionals. I have made tons of molds for bait manufacturing. Orientation matters.
There is always a risk of getting burned! If I do everything carefully and take my time, my hands always stay safe! P.S. I have been shooting lures for several years, and for 2 of them I have not used gloves at all. So it's all about caution and practice)
Nice injection video with a new concept I never thought of... I've been using BUGMOLDS for many years now with no problems. I really think more credit is do to your team and will promote the products you offer. Till the next video Tight lines 😃👍
Thank you for your kind words.❤ I make these tutorials not only for our clients. After all, there are molds where such problems arise. I want everyone to be able to do what they want.😉 And it will be good if no one even needs these videos
Hi Bugmolds
I have a question, does the venting not allow the bait to fill in correctly?
Why does the mold need to be horizontal and upside down?
I have a few Bugmold molds and am very happy with them, just curious as to why this is necessary
Thanks
BUGMOLDS tries to create molds to fit just regular top injection. For makers' easy usage.
But some baits come out +100500% better in a different mold orientation.
Tha's a positive tip, not a must have rule.
@@yuriyyanevich5631
Thanks for the reply, and wow, that is a significant percentage increase! 😂
I do have a couple of molds that are difficult to inject, but I thought it was temperature or air bubbles causing the problem, again not all the time but every now and again, so good to know, lastly can this be done with multiple cavity molds and or dual injector?
Thanks again for the reply and I really do like my bugmold molds, they are excellent for the price
Cheers
This can also be done with a dual injector, here is a link to the video ua-cam.com/video/YFvrzdZDbhA/v-deo.html
@@rickhazzard8824 this can be done with multi-cav mold and 2-color injector.
@@rickhazzard8824 maybe real percentage is a bit less... )))
Why? What is the point. You did another video with a vertical injection. Why? It looked like a very good way to get burned 🔥 😐
Those are video instructions. Sometimes we need to describe this to people. And they don't believe without video. Not all makers are professionals.
I have made tons of molds for bait manufacturing. Orientation matters.
There is always a risk of getting burned! If I do everything carefully and take my time, my hands always stay safe!
P.S. I have been shooting lures for several years, and for 2 of them I have not used gloves at all. So it's all about caution and practice)