SEE-THROUGH MOLDS, Shooting Clear Lure Injection Molds To See The Injection Process
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Thanks so much for watching! Which one was your favorite to watch? Swirl? Bloodline laminate? Core Shot??
World's Worst Fishing Bloodline Laminates
The laminate and core shot was super cool to see! Really cool idea and love the colors.
@@Lingermeister thank you...I've always wondered what it actually looked like!
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@@stingrayanallen8936 haha if I make a bunch of those you want them?
Replacement arrived!By the way, I did forget to mention that the original lure did have a decent strike however as most anglers will attest you can get a hit ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxCbNOWAGmn6nfbCbJDmasvBq7J38KZNw2 and fish will hang on and release lure. I used the replacement lure yesterday and ran thru a Shimano Waxwing, Kastmaster, Bobber (set to sink). I found the does run deep (I casting on the flats 3.5'). Make sure you adjust your rate of retrieve and rod tip angle (up) to prevent getting snagged on bottom. Used it a couple of times and action was very lifelike (looked like local bait fish for trevally), craftsmanship very good....however eyeball fell out. I asked for replacement and it is on it's way! It was very easy to change out treble to single inline hook.
What it looked like to me was that shooting the core has less to do with pressure and more with an arterial draw. That is why the upper ones tend to fill faster than the lower ones. If there is a flaw in the core then pressure comes into play. What was cool to see with the bloodline was the pearl purging the purple out of the belly and into the tail then the belly filling with pearl creating a nearly flawless laminate. A huge THANK YOU to Josh for covering his CNC machines with plastic shavings so that we could see this. Also a huge THANK YOU to both you and Josh for incurring the cost of this demonstration. The loss of production time and expense at AI just to produce these molds may not be fully realized by all viewers. 👍🍺🎣
great points all around!! I loved how the pearl pushed that purple back in line! It cost quite a bit to make this video.
The core shot worms are absolutely beautiful! I think that is one of the coolest things I have ever seen!
On the core-shot that didn't fill all the way, I'd say the fluid pressure wasn't high enough to fill the bottom until the spru was about half full. In the slow motion video, you can see it tried to fill about half way through the pour but the material that hit the bottom of the spru first probably chilled, skinned over and clogged the in-gate to the bottom cavity. It happens a lot in the casting world and it's called a cold shut. The only way to prevent this is to build pressure faster, keep the material hotter/insulated or increase the in-gate size to lower the sensitivity of clogging due to chilled material/low pressure. You hit 2/3 on those options on the blue and clear core-shot. With 8 years of experience in the casting industry and a passion for fishing, this video was awesome. Great work!
yeah I think it shows people that multiple things have to go right at once...its cool to finally see it work.
I cannot thank you and Josh enough for doing this. Seeing the way it works inside was fascinating and I think I have learned as much as I was simply entertained. Too bad the oil seemed to not work, those laminated looked great!
my pleasure! glad you enjoyed
@@WorldsWorstFishing and learned, that was really wild to see how the colors either mixed or stayed separate. I always wondered why they didn't just mix together.
That's awesome to see what happens inside. Thanks Chris
you are welcome
This has got to be one of the coolest videos I've ever seen on plastic bait making! The swirl was absolutely amazing!
Cool video Chris and great idea. Thanks to Josh and Travis for awesome products (and top notch service)
yeah they are the goats of the industry!
World's Worst Fishing no doubt!
AWESOME video Chris. Nice work to you and Josh!
we appreciate it man
on the bloodline core shot, it appeared that the bottom one caught air and it became trapped in that bottom worm. Amazing to watch though!
Etch ExiledAngel this is accurate
Affirm sauce boss
That and it also seemed like it cooled faster because the plastic that goes all the way to the bottom loses lots of heat to the completely empty mold. Everything above it had the ability to go through the part of the mold that was already heated
This is hands down the best UA-cam video I have ever watched
That was awesome to watch the plastic flow. Great video
it was oddly satisfying haha
The coolest thing I’ve seen on UA-cam. The swirl was my favorite. Thanks
thanks so much man
Same, it is extremely satisfying
Really Amazing to watch the "internal" tracking of the injection process !!!
Brilliant !!!!!
Thanks man
Imagine core shot flukes or small swimbaits. Lots of bait fish are somewhat translucent. Cool video.
Great idea! Answers a lot of questions. Love those core shots.....
That was so cool to watch. Thank you Chris,and Josh. Loved them all.
thanks kirk
I've had the Janns clear molds for many years. I got the first ones back in the late 70s and they still work fine. Yours are great.
Interesting to watch. I would like to see a follow up video of you using sprue extenders on your largest bait to see how the extender allows for more plastic to get sucked in. From the video you just shared, I don't see a lot of opportunity for the mold to suck in additional plastic even when you topped it off. There some back vacumm action when you pulled off the injector that you can see the plastic actually get pulled back out of the stick worm. That was neat. (the TPG Baits guy)
hey ben!! the runners supply enough plastic for the cavities to draw in...I mean the real molds work well so there is enough runner to work...that one core that didnt fill in went backward and shot air back out the sprue..would have never known that haha.
Wow that was really cool!! Also awesome that a company was willing to work with you to come up with this! I think it would be really cool to do the same with a blending block that way you could see how everything flows from start to finish.
yeah he is the man...and yeah a clear block would be cool
That was gnarly. I'm not a bit maker. So don't know all the new advances or anyting but I've never seen worms made with pins like that for second colors. That's super cool.
Hey Chris. Great intro! Loved it! OMG! Clear molds! How freaking awesome is that! It was awesome to see the injection process in action! Too cool! This is my 2nd favorite vid of yours! Thanks Chris! Thanks Angling AI! Fantastic!
thanks so much sir
Thats so cool!
I am still amazed that the colors dont just mix together coming out of the block.
I agree...amazing how it actually works
Just when I thought you couldn't possibly top your last video, you do. Excellent.
haha thanks Dan
Great video Chris gave a lot insight on the injection process. Thanks for posting this video.
thank you...thanks for watching
You need to bring these ones back man awesome molds
Oh man this made my day. As everyone else has stated that was really cool! Was every bit as awesome as I hoped. Thanks for going and doing this!
I had done a bit of research on it and knew it could be done, but the material is pretty darn expensive.
yeah its expensive and doesnt last..one mold already cracked haha
Awesome idea Chris! Blew my mind away, coolest thing I've watched to date.
Thanks so much
Beautiful bait turned out! We also pour plastisol in acrylic forms, cheaper than aluminum! Only more clamps are needed, it turns out to be an environment at the lures. And it's just super !!!
thats awesome! very cool to actually be able see how everything flows and fills the molds
This was a great idea! Super cool to see how it all works. I’m an industrial mechanic and we make plastic containers such as mustard bottles and oil bottles. Really cool to see how it works!
sweet...and thanks for watching man
This is too cool!..... I could watch this all day!
Thanks
That was cool to watch. I love the core shots. I love the blue and the red cores in the clear plastic with flakes. Nice baits.
thanks kyle
Great video loved seeing the inner workings of injection shooting.
thanks...long overdue but glad to finally see it
That was super satisfying to watch. I think the laminate was my fav. Thanks for the great video!
sweet, thanks for watching
I think that u have some air that went in when the liquid was going in forming a packet at the end of the first worm but pretty cool I love it
Is hard to pick a favorite because all of them were so cool to see
That was really awesome! I loved seeing the core shots the most, watching the little shells fill was pretty awesome.
thank you very much
Very cool. Love the slow motions. Thanks for sharing.
thanks, it was so cool to finally see it happen
Definitely awesome to see. Always wanted to know how it worked, Thanks.
Chris, congrats to Josh and you on a great concept,well executed. Very informative
thanks art
Pretty awesome! It was crazy watching the Laminate on the swimbait. The top purple color actually started to go into the belly some but once it was filled and pressure was applied it pushed it back. Very cool. Good stuff! 👊🏻
yeah I saw that too...the laminate kind of corrects itself in a way...It was so cool to finally see this stuff unmasked!
I’m very new to soft plastic making but I’d be willing to bet that the mold cooled down the first bit of plastic enough that it didn’t flow well, where the plastic above that was contacting already warm mold (plus more thermal mass from the surrounding plastic). When using the Jann Netcraft molds, I found that before pouring the mold, I needed to dump a little bit out because the pour spout on the measuring cup was cool enough that the first bit of plastic would set way too fast. Dumping a little bit on the counter right before pouring brought the cup up to temp in that area and fixed the problem. I’m guessing that’s why the hotter temp filled out better. A deeper / larger sprue might let more hot plastic build up in the bottom before going into the first cavity. If it extended down past that first one another 1/2” for instance, you’d have a bigger volume of plastic built up before it starts to fill out, if that makes any sense.
You can see the swirls! The little spirals..... OH MY GOSH THAT GOD DANG LAUNDRY !!!😂😂😂😂😂 I’m dying! This is really freaking cool, great content Chris
haha thanks...that laundry noise makes my blood boil ha
Great video as usual. I loved seeing that swirl go in. Lookin forward to the next one!
thank you
The core shot ...very cool thanks
thanks for watching, hope you enjoyed.
I really love this idea. Great video chris. Havent watched in awhile uk life happens but im glad I jumped back on with this video
glad you enjoyed it!
That is awesome. I absolutely love the colors of the core shots!
Love all the worms really🤷🏻♂️
thanks man
I’ve never seen a core of a different color. That’s pretty dope
Very cool Chris, my fav were the core shots. Thanks for the videos you make!
The clear and blue look so amazing, I gotta get my hands on those!
You didn't want to use your fancy spray can lube lol. I don't fish over here in England,but I'm addicted to watching you make baits.ThankQ.TkEZ>UK
haha ran out of that stuff...it was amazing too
The core shots looked awesome
They all was interesting. My favorite was the Blood Line.
Thanks for a great video
thank you man
That was very cool. Hat's off to you and Josh. Great video
thanks john
Amazing!!! Have always wanted to see it happen. Thanks for the great video
youre welcome man
Family time is the best time thanks for sharing
I agree!
The bottom one didn't fill, most likely because your runner was too wide, which created a higher pressure than what the air needed to escape. If you made the bottom part of the runner deeper, it may have filled.
At 9:53, you can see the pressure equalize (the resin moves back), once you release pressure in your injector.
Also, not sure why your mold is sideways, would be much easier and hassle free, flipped 90° facing up.
If you need to keep this design, you should add vents (air escapes) on the opposite end of your parts, which direct airflow back to the top and out. Injection molding, these can be 0.025 mm (4-8k tons/in²), but since you're not applying a lot of pressure, I'd aim for 1 - 2 mm, depending how quickly your resin/silicone settles. It's easier to cut of the ends, than to lose a part.
Which is another thing, not sure what resin you're using that it's exotherm'ing so quickly. If you're able to, I'd let it exotherm naturally, then post-cure it if you need the extra thermal and mechanical properties. In fact, if you're heating it on purpose, there's a chance you're losing properties.
Also, a lot more expensive and harder to get, you could try polysulfone for your mold, especially one reinforced. You can get the Tg over 400F. If mold clarity is absolutely necessary.
Amazing!!! I love the core shots. Thank you for taking the time to get with AI to make this amazing molds for this dimension.
you are welcome
I'm guessing the top filled first because it is the closest to the pressure source.
super sick! love seeing how the injection process works fully!
that is flippin crazy! it would be a sweet mold to have, did you guys figure the cost difference between aluminum and whatever these are made from? diggin every video and this one was spectacular!
about 4X more expensive
World's Worst Fishing wow....ok then aluminum it is for injection haha. once my daughter is born and we find out financially where we are i intend to start injection, hand pouring is fun stuff. thanks again brotha.
Chris great Idea you and Josh came up with. I was wondering just like you about which core shot filled up first. I will be in touch soon my friend.
he did a great job on these molds
As a former bass fisherman, I absolutely loved this, loved the blue core... You should send this to Roland Martin, he does stuff like this as well and has some videos out there too.. Thanks for the video, I thoroughly enjoyed it..
thanks so much man
Great video, thank you for posting it! The blood line was my favorite. I've always wondered how they are done. I mold and build my own hard baits (spinnerbaits, jigs etc), but I don't do soft plastics yet. I'm thinking I'll start.
yeah its fun man, thanks for watching
Lord have mercy the crawfish boil looked amazing lol and nice to meet u momma fishing live long and prosper😉😄😇😎
thanks so much man, you as well.
Love the videos buddie I thought they were both awesome
Great demo, the swimbaits were the best to watch I'm gonna have to order that mold now
Great video,loved the core shot and bloodline laminate. thank you for all the effort and lengths that you go to keep us informed and entertained. my first 2 Angling AI molds will be with me in South Africa in 10 days time cannot wait to use them.
you are welcome!! glad he sent those molds all the way to S Africa for you!
Core shot is the coolest thing ive ever seen. Keep these awesome videos coming
Thanks dude
@@WorldsWorstFishing what the best way to get into this. my son put me on your videos and started saving all of our used plastics. Looking for a starter kit but not sure where to start.
@@blakec755 I would not buy any kit, watch my video "complete guide to soft plastics" and put together a budget. Safety safety safety of course
@@WorldsWorstFishing its nice to see you respond to comments. So many times i have questions and leave them in the comments to never be answered. Thanks for taking the time to answer some beginner questions. Means alot to me and my son. Your and inspiration. Keep up the good work.
What company makes that injector, looking for one with a handle like that.
That was cool Chris thanks
Thank you...it's been a mystery until now!
The clear molds really give you a good look at how the plastic flows. But I have a question about these types of molds and the air. For stick worm for example. It fills bottom to top, left to right when its hot enough. As it is filling in from the left where does the trapped air stuck in the tips/right side go? I don't see it pushing out the fill end. Or is there enough space in the mold that the air can escape the cracks but the plastic is too thick? I don't see any sprue holes like you would on a hand pour closed mold.
there are vents cut into every mold...just cant see them in this clear material.
@@WorldsWorstFishing The vents must be small enough that air can escape but plastic can't or won't easily, right?
Definitely a cool process
Awesome video! In the past when I have had issues with my core seinkos it’s always the bottom one. Makes a lot more sense after watching this video!
Side note... so glad my laundry room is in the house!!! Haha!!!
really cool to watch thanks for showing us!
This was an awesome episode. Always find myself coming back to it 🤙🏽
Swirls were very cool. Thanks for the video
thanks for watching
So cool thanks for this Chris!
my pleasure!!
You have officially inspired my 11yo daughter to make baits.
Totally freaking awesome man! And the blue core shot was the coolest to me.
thank you sir
The worms filling reminds me of one of those carnival water spraying in the target or clowns mouth games. Awesome stuff.
I always wondered what it looked like in there. Really cool video!
thanks peter
Great technical video, it is weird how every time the cavities fill at a different rate.
yeah they are almost random in a way, almost like a race
Wow! That's amazing. My favorite was the bloodline laminate. Great video, very informative. Love AI molds.
thanks dave
Man that is one sweet looking core shot. Maybe a color changing green one next
yeah good idea
Molde e fantástico o melhor que ja vi da pra ver se o preenchimento ficou completo Parabéns! !
What an amazing idea!
thank you...credit goes to my audience!
Those Excalibur mortars are awsome I had like 15 tubes set up at once it was crazy
You should make another core shot but clear shell but orange and blue flake that would look cool
Havent read thru all comments to see if its been mentioned but you may need to vent the end of the cavity to allow air to escape when filling. Otherwise you pressurize the cavity and it prevents the resin from flowing to the end. Common issue in traditional injection molding, especially when filling at extremely high fill rates.
Loved this video.... This was such a cool perspective to see.
I agree!
Very cool peek behind the curtain
Idk what I was expecting it to look like but that's definitely not it lol. Its amazing to see what actually happens in the mold. Another Awesome video!
yeah my theory was wrong all along ha
We just need Scotty to travel back in time to teach the guys at Angling AI how to make the "Transparent Aluminum"
haha exactly
Totally awesome! I have the same laundry issue!
haha the worst
I really liked them all . pretty fascinating .
thanks
Hi Crist..
I like them all!
Still waiting on how to buy some of your products.
Great job!
check my instagram each week for baits for sale
This was way cool. I really enjoyed this. My favorite was the swirl.
mine too!
First off thank you for the videos. I’ve really enjoyed watching these and it’s spurred me to look into making my own baits for up here in the PNW. Quick question, I’ve watched your video on how to do two tone baits but I was curious if you’ve tried to make them the same way you do using the core shot molds, ie make a shell, trim one an inch or so off either or both ends and them shooting the core.
i havent done it but other guys do..its a great effect.