GoneFroggin
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PRICE REDUCED!
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FREE Scrap plastic - Just pay shipping!!
GoneFroggin commented on GoneFroggin's classified ad in For Sale
The plastic is GONE. -
I have a medium flat rate box FULL of scrap plastic that I don't need. All different colors. First person to PM me gets it. Just pay the $11 for shipping (United States only, sorry)
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I got the starter kit from Caney Creek Molds and am extremely happy with it. The service and turn around time is great too! Here's a link to the starter kits: http://www.caneycreekmolds.com/Kits-and-Certificates_c_24.html I got the 4" Croaker and it's the best frog I've used
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One of my favorite bed colors: Bubble Gum 1 cup plastic 15 drops M-F White 3 drops M-F Red
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Want to trade: My Frogs for your Paddle Tail worms
GoneFroggin commented on GoneFroggin's classified ad in For Sale
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I need up to 50 paddle tails, any size, in a couple different colors. I'll trade 1 frog for 1.5 paddle tail worms (2 frogs per 3 worms basically). The frogs I make are made from the Caney Creek Croaker mold. The frogs are 4" long. I can add sealed in eyes too if you want. The frogs have a belly designed like the hull of a boat, which eliminates roll overs. Just an awesome frog. I can make a wide range of colors, so just let me know what colors you want and I'll do the same. As you can see from the attached picture, I can do two color frogs if you'd like. Post here or send me a PM if you're interested
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I like those a lot! Good job! -
You might remember them from when you were younger. I wonder if the molds would work for making some cool looking baits... http://www.dr-goop.com/molds
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I think most people glue on the eyes and/or dip the head in clear, hot plastic to seal them in. Nova also has a nice idea for making the eyes stay on too. You can see it by clicking: HERE
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Not a problem. I should be thanking all of you guys are TU for all the great information you provide
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I agree. The Caney Creek Croaker mold I got is awesome! It makes some of the best frogs I've ever used. Jason at Caney Creek is also a nice and extremely helpful guy. When I first got the mold I posted pictures of a couple frogs I made and a tiny bit of the foot was missing on each frog. Jason called me up and gave me a bunch of great advice on things like temperature and safety tips that definitely helped me out. Top notch service and products all the way around.
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I have one too that came in the mail about a week ago. I got the idea from Jason over at Caney Creek. So far so good. I have only noticed good things about it. A) The flimsiness of the material makes it very easy to hand pour a thin stream of plastic. B ) The silicone cup keeps plastic hotter for longer (I'd say about 2.5x longer than Pyrex) C) The plastic doesn't stick to the sides. Here's the exact one I got: http://cgi.ebay.com/...em=280625234787 Safe up to 490 degrees F
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Got bored lol -
I like the new layout but I now have a problem. Yesterday everything was fine and working perfectly, but now I can't see the right half of any page. I can't scroll over either. Here's what it looks like on my end: http://i52.tinypic.com/ilfuab.png Anyone else having this problem or a solution?
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Thanks for the headsup. You may want to place your cup on a towel instead of your wood table.
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Thanks guys. I think I'm gonna try one with about five colors and see how it turns out. I'll upload it to the gallery if I like it.
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It's actually from Caney Creek Molds. It's called the 4" Croaker. Thanks for the input guys. -
http://i52.tinypic.com/fnxtmw.jpg http://i51.tinypic.com/1zdlhc.jpg I'm still very new to pouring. I just wanted to do something like this for awhile. It needs trimming but then it'll be good to go. Comments appreciated