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  1. I was going to post a reply to this topic,....but I forgot what I was going to say........I think I wrote it down somewhere......dang it, where did my wife put my glasses...
  2. You do come up with some good stuff Toadfrog! Including that project you sent to me. We're getting there on it! And by the way, thanks for the post on that "other" forum! LOL!
  3. M-F Manufacturing makes a floating additive. Haven't used it, but I've heard it works well. Check out this website as well. http://www.floatworm.weebly.com/
  4. Thanks Frank, I bet you go thru that two gallons pretty fast when you're making baits. But for those of us who are a lot slower, do you think a stirring system with shorter paddles would still keep the plastic stirred and keep it from scorching? Sorry, guess I'm being persistent, but like I said, I never used a stirring system.
  5. I agree with a lot of what you say Frank. A whole lot of shooting baits is what works best for you personally. I've never used a stirring system, so I honestly have no idea how big the paddles are. Seems like slightly smaller paddles would still work? Back when I was doing a lot of shooting, I would try to stand the injectors up in the pot to keep them hot. Guess I'm just clumsy, but they would always try to fall over! that's when I originally came up with the idea of holders to keep the injectors standing up-right. So do you think that shortening the paddles a little would still work to keep the plastic stirred and then be able to use a holder for the injectors? Still seems to me that if you heat the plastic in a microwave, then put it in a pot to keep it hot, you would still have an issue with possibly scorching the plastic. When you use this technique, are you keeping the heat in the pot at a lower setting?
  6. Hmmmmmmm................seems that my post got deleted. Thought it was right on topic. Comparing a complete system to a holder for someone else's injector.
  7. Unfortunately you can't trust ANYONE in this industry. I had my plans ripped off and got stabbed in the back by my own son!! Thought he was a better person than that but $$$ and greed will do funny things to people so be careful!
  8. Why not just add a couple of small gates from the runner for those two middle feet?
  9. The molds have the standard 5/8 injection port. Anyone's injectors will work.
  10. Aluminum injection molds and soft plastic bait making supplies
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