Hand-Pouring INJECTION MOLDS...Soft Plastic Lure Making
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Which were your favorite?? Thanks for watching!
The first ones that you made were great!
Black and green then the last ones turned out awesome. Should try some black and orange they should swirl great
Swirled senko was awesome! So much could be done with that
That laminate attempt looked really cool along with that brighter green second run
Definitely liked the worms.
*I used to fish with a Crippled Killer growing up in the 50/60’s and **enjoyable.fishing** recommend think this lure gas a smoother propeller action. It is a great surface lure.*
the first worms with the dead on plastics lime look like wood grain, really cool looking
Yeah u are right about that
I'm really happy you showed that this can be done. It allows newbs, like me, that you can start small and work your way up to investing in the injector, but that the injection molds are not useless without an injector. Good stuff!
certain ones work well
It’s spike from Instagram just wanted to say thank you again for the recommendation and all the help
Thanks for watching!
Interesting way to do it. Green and black but liked that blue color turned out nice. Thanks for the lesson.
thanks for watching
The really bright green was great, it looked like predator blood
If it bleeds, we can kill it
You inspired me to buy my first mold and I got some dead on plastic on the way, can't wait to catch a fish with a bait I made myself!
helllllll yeah
I’ve been doing it for three years now! It’s still addicting!
Great insight for beginners as well as the most experienced bait makers out there.
You’re a mad scientist .. but killing it 🤘🤘🤘
thx preston
Really Great Show Chris and the Green was the Bomb Love the way the Blood line Show up , Tight Lines My Friend
hey thanks bud
Watching these videos made me get into soft plastic making
so glad to hear!
Always entertaining buddy! I like the black and green worm the too. The one with more green than black is my favorite! Can’t wait until the next video. Appreciate ya!
Thanks man...
I would like to see you trying to catch a fish using the runner for the bait.
That purple and blue looks amazing completely jealous and need to start making my own
Jump in!
Like green and black is my favorite color combo in general so also in baits for sure.
I have some really cool silver star shaped glitter that I think would look really cool in a swirled galaxy color scheme. 🤔
i wanna get some star glitter ha
since i use more swimbaits than anything, i’m probably gonna order those top fill swimbaits. i got some neat colors in mind. the dead on pink with their green. both those colors work in my waters and should make for an interesting mix. another brilliant video man loved it!
It's an awesome mold..he has it in 4,5 and 6"
World's Worst Fishing now heres a question ive been pondering. would heating the mold up with a torch or other heat source before pouring help the plastic flow into the lower cavities of those worm molds? if it cools down too quickly that could be something to help.
Awesome job on the baits
Glad you enjoyed
The stick worms came out sweet. Gonna definetly give it a try
Loved the green swirl but I thank i like the swim baits better
Good choice!
tnku master i have learn so much whit your videos very soon i will have my Mold to directly from eangling AI and Deat on Plastic
Have you revisited this and tried to pour some of the harder molds on the hot plate?
Those green and black senkos look killer!
they actually came out nice ha
@@WorldsWorstFishing Those would be destructive by my everglades spot! And those swimbaits!
The second one with brighter green almost looks like wood grain. EPIC!!
haha yeah it does!
Have you ever tried to pour side walls on the blood line series then inject it to add another layer element as well as another color?
Man that Purple was a cool color, but I think my favorite was that watermelon laminated over the pearl bottom
thanks Nick
Dumb question but how did you do the divider cup for the stick worms
Awesome! I wish I could find one of those mixing cups.
ill do a video on how to make one
I got the opportunity and pleasure to work with Ed Freytag, your videos always remind me of those times haha.
Percussionist?
@@WorldsWorstFishing Wrote the rudimental cookbook
@@SmartcastMTG I knew I recognized the name! That's awesome sir
Make a video on the colors bluecrawl or pb&j
ive done both! check em out
Those last bloodline swimbaits with a black bloodline rather than a green one would make a great baby bass imitation. Great video as usual!
yeah big time baby bass!
@@WorldsWorstFishing I airbrush hard baits and do a baby bass pattern that looks very similar. Ready to start pouring soft plastics now.
Those came out great! I really like the bloodline swimbaits. I can't wait for my mold to come in!
Good luck!
@@WorldsWorstFishing I'll need it hahahaha. They have to manufacture it before sending it out so I'm willing to bet it may take a full month at the very least for me to get one with all this coronavirus
GREAT IDEA FOR A VIDEO!!!!!! You have answered a question that has been swirling around in my head. I have been wondering if this would work, I have some worms that I want to melt down, and pour into a larger size mold. Do I need to add anything, or can I just do a remelt, of my skinny worms and pour the hot results into a senko mold?
You should do the black and green in a craw bait
That blue in a core shot with the clear and copper flake that be a pretty bait
dude a great idea!
@@WorldsWorstFishing just waiting on the video🧐
Where did you get that divider for the pyrex?
Have you ever looked at a milk frother to mix up pigments??? The knife method looks good but the milk frother would be good to mix it up quickly if you were in a rush
It might add too many bubble though... not sure but it’s worth a try!
love those green ones
Can't wait to get my blood line molds in ordered them 2 weeks ago with some other molds from bts and do it molds
Hell yeah
Chris bring your molds up to temp before pouring. Should work fine.
Nice job well done
Good vid I’ve been hand pouring half the mold (sinko) then inject diff colors on top don’t have the duel injector yet it does work just time consuming you could skin pour some of the swim baits then inject maybe a vid as well thanks
Would love to see the hand pour in a morning dawn to see how it turns out
i love morning dawn
@@WorldsWorstFishing One of my favorite go to's
I like those first ones alot. I'm ok with the black swallowing the green a bit. More of a natural feel.
when you put those first baits in the water the contrast popped....at least thats how the camera picked it up
it does that...always better in the water!
Would heating the molds on the griddle help get the plastic into the smaller appendages?
I'd like to see you catch a fish with the waste piece/runner. That would be funny. Just a chunky cylinder on a hook.
I grew up fishing a GRAPE curly tail worm - 6". I had so much confidence in them. I could ALWAYS catch a fish. ALAS, it seems that GRAPE has been lost forever. The purple you used reminded me of it but it's not GRAPE!
you can get black grape color and use it lightly and get an old school grape worm..give it a try!
Would heating the molds and maybe angling them so the plastic runs down hill in the worms help. Just a thought I had while watching
Where did you get the Molds made? Ty
Maybe you could use a “plunger” to push into the hole to push the plastic into the smaller parts. Just a thought.
you could...but I wanted to see which ones would truly hand pour
Maybe heating up the mold with a heat gun before pouring? Idk I’ve never done this. I plan on it.
Cool man. I pour my injection molds!
Right on
Beautiful baits but I Was wondering if you heated up your molds if the plastic would flow further into your molds
it probably would..but wanted to show that you can do it without the heat
Could you put the frog mold on the heating plate?
might help a little but gravity will prevent it
Thought they were all pretty cool.
thanks kirk
You should use the runrr as a bait
Wonder if you can put it on a hot plate like you do the open pour swimbaits and keep the plastic cool enough to finish those finesse worms you had? Just a thought
it might help for sure!
I would like to try Texas rigging the runner
yeah might work
You should try to catch a fish with the runners
i think your supposed to keep it as still as possible so it goes in evenly and get the green better the other time you shaked little to much mixed basicaly the black with the green on the way in
After watching some of your videos, and then the way you started this vid, I was thinking about a weird injection method- using a top down bait mold and using the double injector you would slowly spin the mold while injecting the plastic getting a barber pole type pour. Prolly useless for fishing but would look really cool, if possible.
it doesnt swirl the way you think it will
Damn!! But it woulda been cool
I wonder how little squeeze bottles would work with drawing patterns on skin pours, would it work like a pen?
no idea
Why not preheat the molds on your hot plate to get the plastic to flow further on the molds with more limbs or pockets?
Wouldnt it be better to have the molds on the griddle to help it flow?
Hand pouring can also take tones of bubles you stir in
Awesome video! I am so pumped up and excited to start hand pouring some of my molds! Would pouring in a hot mold or on a hot plate help? Maybe worth a shot. Keep it up man! 👍🏼
Extra heat never hurts
I'd call that second attempt at green and black "green smoke"
question like that .. im a machinist and im planning making a mold for stick worm .. but for hand pouring i will cnc my worm at a 30% angle soo it will be easyer for the plastic to flow all the way because i will not use pressure like injection .. is that a good idea ??? sorry for my english
Love the PataFlaFla Awesome LOL
Once upon a time I could lay the chops down LOL
Have you thought about warming up the molds when you are hand pouring?
I do that every time when I am pouring an actual open pour mold
I really liked the worms
thanks man
If you crack the molds in half and then hand pour you can get a laminate, if you have say something like a frog mold with thin legs you could pour a belly color then inject the rest
oh yea...used to do that some..have to get the mold really hot to get a decent bond doing that tho
What would happen if you preheated your mould just before you poured the frogs?
Chris, I'm curious if you got the griddle out and pre heated the frog mold .. would it work better? Could you do punch bugs with a heated mold?
Awesome video as always, thanks for the knowledge and entertainment.
Where can I get my hands on some 4 in swimbait molds for cheap? I want to do open pour.
gotta go silicone for cheap..Stankx bait co
World's Worst Fishing thanks man!
Make ur own
Thank you answered my question I’m just starting and was gonna wait to buy a injector because of how expensive they are thank you
Glad I could help
keep it up and you might not get your laundry done for you much longer 😅 nice baits tho thanks for demonstrating the potential for this method!
hehe
freaking awesome
Kinda weird at how fun that was to watch. Gonna make for some weird re-melts too.
I think if green was hotter few degree would over power black , what do u think
Great vids as always. I have the AI 4in swimbait with top injection ports for each. I still have issues getting this mold to laminate properly.
Great single color baits with the eyeball mold though.
I want to start soft bait making but don’t know what the total amount I would need to buy all the things I need
I can tell you not to use the microwave in your house it smell like hell and I wouldn't recommend using it for food after it will taste like hell also. But really it dose take a hole lot I carved a swim bait out of some balsa wood and made a mold with silicone mold with stuff from hobby lobby and poured with old plastic bait that were junk. You should check out marling baits on UA-cam make almost all his own stuff it's real cool.
What brand plastic do you use? Also for the senkos do you use soft or medium?
where did you get your finesse crawler injection mold?
How do you get weight in your senkos I make my own but no matter how much salt I use they don’t like to sink
is the bath just water to cool them down ?
Why are my hand poured baits cloudy. Is it the release agent or just the mold. Player of Paris mold
What would happen if you added extra salt to the green?
nothing really..might brigfhten it some
Holy crap, these baits are huge! I need to move down south...
What combo block do you use?
angling ai c block
Can you make lures for saltwater fishing
You should call that black and green color "ectoplasm". I think that color was awesome, btw
now theres a word most poepl dont throw around..ectoplasm!
World's Worst Fishing unique name for a unique color, maybe? :D
Hands down the swimbaits were sweet, I fish a lot with a lot of friends if you have spare baits and random stuff I’d like to buy a variety pack. I’m sure you have bunches laying around I don’t mind paying for a box of variety it would be cool to try some of your stuff out along with the crazy and cool colors.
19:30 googan should make that color in the lunker log because it is there colors
Does it matter which way the measuring cup is held when pouring compared to the direction the plastic is flowing? If parallel; less color mixing? Perpendicular; more color mixing?
it probably does...im still learning of course
I have the same washer machine B)
haha nice
The ones at 19 minutes have a super familiar feel to an old Senko-style bait I use to fish that was more of a mustard yellow/ watermelon "cow" pattern. Super killer to fish weightless wacky rigged.
sounds like an old school color no doubt
It looked my the liquid pigment in the first worms was extra thick at the beginning, maybe that’s why there was a green piece left. Also, you should use one of the marbled pour spouts that you typically remelt to try and catch a fish! Haha
yeah would be a fun challenge
I think for hand pouring these injection molds, the mold should be heated up to 350 or so the keep that plastic moving...I would think, I have no clue really, I just started, but I can't imagine that heating the mold wouldn't help.