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October 3rd, 2007
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used stick molds
Does anyone have a used 5" used sitck mold they'd be willing to part with. I'm interested in getting started, but hesitant to spend the $100.00 + on a new mold until I'm sure this is something I can do.
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October 3rd, 2007
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Re: used stick molds
the good news is that brand new ones are only $62. plus shipping ($7 or somewhere abouts) from Del-Mart or Bobstackleshack 
The bad news.... used ones go for almost full retail lol |
October 3rd, 2007
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Join Date: Dec 2006
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Re: used stick molds
He still needs plastic and such, hence the $100 price. The kit from Del is a good deal. However, if you're unsure about being able to pour worms, wannabe tells it straight, you won't lose much on the re-sale of the mold itself. Getting rid of a partial jug of plastic, color and glitter, on the other hand, is gonna be hard 
You could take a minimal approach, and get a pint of plastic, a flipping worm mold, and a jar of color, and go wild, could even get a RTV mold from Lurecraft for about $10, but pouring a one sided mold is completely different from a 2-piece. List where you live, there might be a board member close that wouldn't mind you dropping by their shack for a test run. |
October 3rd, 2007
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Re: used stick molds
or you can make one out of POP then its just your time involved and very little money.
I've seen used ones on ebay go higher than they sell for new
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October 3rd, 2007
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Re: used stick molds
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Originally Posted by dampeoples
He still needs plastic and such, hence the $100 price. The kit from Del is a good deal.
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Yep, i tossed that link out in his other thread... figure he mighta just missed the mold being available on it's own |
October 3rd, 2007
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Re: used stick molds
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Originally Posted by Delw
or you can make one out of POP then its just your time involved and very little money.
I've seen used ones on ebay go higher than they sell for new
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I am not going to name names but I watched one of our own forum members do that very thing several weeks ago. I think it was 3 or 4 dollars more.
Seems like it would be better to put the extra money into shipping a new mold and be able to buy some glitter and/or coloring to boot. |
October 3rd, 2007
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Join Date: Dec 2006
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Re: used stick molds
It's the eBay virus, perfectly smart people go completely dumb in a bidding war. Good for the seller, and in this case, it's not the sellers fault the buyer isn't educated.
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