DIY jig head / sinker mold #diy #baitmaker #baitmaking #fishing #fishinglife #cheap You can download my jig head design for free click the link www.thingivers...
Dude, not all heroes wear capes! I’ve been looking for an affordable way to make my own jig heads and can’t bring myself to dumping a chunk of cash into the gear! I subscribed just for the fact you made this video. Freaking awesome… I’ll be making mine very shortly. Thanks!!
Have you tried using a 2"x4" rectangular pvc 1foot long & cutting it in 4" long sections. this will make three 4 jig molds. Cut 4 slots in 4" side down 1.25" for the hook shafts, this will allow you to intially put playdo on the bottom .75" thick on first pour. Then once set flip remove playdo & pour other side.
Great information, thank you for taking the time to make this for us. I broke a blade off my old minkota trolling motor, no replacement to be found. I wonder if I could make a mold like this but pour some kind of liquid plastic that sets up hard. Great vid !
Thank you for watching!!! I thank you could maybe by using some type of impact resistant plastic. Or possibly using fiberglass and reinforcement with fiberglass matt.
While tubular pvc pipe works just fine. You can heat pvc pipe with a hair dryer or heat gun, etc. To the point, you can easily reshape it into a square, or rectangular shaped pipe!
Great job! As a safety recommendation, it's safer and possibly cheaper to use plaster specially during pouring. Perhaps using heat resistant silicone is the best.
Well sonofabitch! Bondo never had crossed my mind for this application. Genius. Cool af man. Gonna try this right away. This video earned you an enthusiastic subscriber. Thanks for posting this invaluable information. Tight lines man.
I made it with a 3-d printer but you could make it using pretty much anything. If you really wanted to you could do it without the sprew and drill it out using a step down bit. Or you could carve one out of wood.
I use fiberglass resin instead of Bondo for soft plastics because it's thinner and easier to use because it flows into the small crevices easier. I've got a video on my channel showing me using an open pour mold that I made from fiberglass resin and in the future, I'm going to do a video on how I make those.
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Dude, not all heroes wear capes! I’ve been looking for an affordable way to make my own jig heads and can’t bring myself to dumping a chunk of cash into the gear! I subscribed just for the fact you made this video. Freaking awesome… I’ll be making mine very shortly. Thanks!!
Thank you for the sub an watching .I'm glad I can help people save money.
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Dude, this is great thanks
BEEn LOOKUNG FOR THIS & DIDN'T KNOW IT. THANKS FOR THIS!!!
Very nice!
Fantastic and complete! Thank you
Anyone who addresses their audience as "yinz" has my subscription buddy. Nice mold.
I have been using a bondo mold to make 3oz sinkers for several years. It holds up very well.
👏...👏...👏 love this and thank you for the helping guys out and definitely got a new subscriber 👍
Thank you there more coming soon !!!
Thank you for this video. Now I don’t have to fly with 50 to 60 oz of jigs. I made this last night and mold came out perfect.
Thank you for watching an I'm glad I could help
I would have never thought the bindi would take that heat! Great video, thank you for the information, wow! 😊
Your welcome thank you for watching!!
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Have you tried using a 2"x4" rectangular pvc 1foot long & cutting it in 4" long sections. this will make three 4 jig molds. Cut 4 slots in 4" side down 1.25" for the hook shafts, this will allow you to intially put playdo on the bottom .75" thick on first pour. Then once set flip remove playdo & pour other side.
Great information, thank you for taking the time to make this for us. I broke a blade off my old minkota trolling motor, no replacement to be found. I wonder if I could make a mold like this but pour some kind of liquid plastic that sets up hard. Great vid !
Thank you for watching!!! I thank you could maybe by using some type of impact resistant plastic. Or possibly using fiberglass and reinforcement with fiberglass matt.
Make a forged cf blade
While tubular pvc pipe works just fine. You can heat pvc pipe with a hair dryer or heat gun, etc. To the point, you can easily reshape it into a square, or rectangular shaped pipe!
Nicely done 👍
Cool thanks
Great job!
As a safety recommendation, it's safer and possibly cheaper to use plaster specially during pouring. Perhaps using heat resistant silicone is the best.
what are you worried about?
You sound like Carl from Slingblade.
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What, WTF, Brilliant Man, cause i'm sick of paying for EXPENSIVE Jig heads. $14 Aus for 5
Thank you 🙏🙏
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Your welcome and thank you for watching!!!!
Well sonofabitch! Bondo never had crossed my mind for this application. Genius. Cool af man. Gonna try this right away. This video earned you an enthusiastic subscriber. Thanks for posting this invaluable information. Tight lines man.
Your welcome thank you for subscribing!!
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Love the video what type of hook is that?
90 degree jig hook
Well done
Thank you !!
How and what did you make the sprew out of
I made it with a 3-d printer but you could make it using pretty much anything. If you really wanted to you could do it without the sprew and drill it out using a step down bit. Or you could carve one out of wood.
Would making a bondo mold like this work for soft plastics as well?
I use fiberglass resin instead of Bondo for soft plastics because it's thinner and easier to use because it flows into the small crevices easier. I've got a video on my channel showing me using an open pour mold that I made from fiberglass resin and in the future, I'm going to do a video on how I make those.
Cool. Thanks.
Yes I'd like to know how you made your 3d print
I'll do a video on it an get it uploaded.
How did u make the jig head on your 3d printer?
I printed two halfs an glued them together.
I used a CAD program. I'm working on uploading the file to thingaverse I will add the link to the video
Thanks again good video
Mui bien amigo
Thank you friend
Well alright then !
Whats the red mix for bondo
Activator
Hardener