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I agree, the gate is the area where the plastic first enters the bait cavity. It has been my experience over the past 15 years of injecting that if it is a dent problem it is because the gates are too small, if it is a filling problem it is usually venting. I am not saying that temperature or clamp pressure can't play a part, but I feel if they do it is usually because of design to start with.

I doubt that most of the folks that have only been injecting plastic for a few years are aware that Dave is one of the early driving forces that has made injecting what it is today. God bless him and his family.

I agree!

I bought this mold when Chris was making them for Bear, have gotten several more over the years from Chris and Rupert. It shoots great and makes a really nice tube.

I have tried about everything to clean my Shooting Star pots and WD-40 works the best for me.

A while back Ultramolds was working on one. You could contact Rupert and ask him if they ever started producing it.

He called me last week, his phone wasn't showing his messages. I had finally reached him on his personnal e-mail

Thank you.

Has anyone talked to Rupert in the last couple of weeks? I have not been able to connect with him.

There is a picture of a very similiar 4 cavity grub mold on their site. Check the grub page.

Give Bruce a call at Lureworks. He has helped me a couple of times with Bear's colors.

Plastic is a lot about personal preference. I use Spike-It easy flow.

I have a 14 cavity and a 6 cavity, they are both great.

I ordered 4 molds last week, received them yesterday. Also, I received an email yesterday from Rupert with quotes on 3 different multi-cavity molds that I am going to order. I have found their service to always be excellent. I know that they are busier than a cat covering up, try calling Rupert direct.

I'm wondering about the clearance on the new ones. Looks like less in the pictures that I saw.