Grainraiser

Maybe they turn oil free after frequent use. A big mess is made if I don't oil new molds. It takes quite a bit of time to clean the stuck plastic on them. I really wish a American company would start producing stone molds. They could make a killing since they less than half the price of a CNC mold.

I just oil the mold and then shoot. The process is takes a bit longer than using a aluminum mold but they work fine for me.

I pour my own baits but I do not sale them. They are for personal use only and give a few away while I am on the lake. I like aluminum molds but they are not always cost effective unless you pour alot of baits. I have some stone molds and although you have to prep them before use, they work fine for me. My question is why are there no American companies making stone molds. Looks like Russia and Romania are the only countries who produce them. I'm guessing they use the same CNC machines we use here. Seems to me there would be a healthy market for them here. Anyone know the reason why we don't produce them here.

They post on Facebook all the time. I suggest you contact them via their Facebook page.

You could get the Do It Crappie Fluke mold and cut off the tail to come close to that bait (depending on the length your looking for).

Baitmold's has both of those molds. I can't remember if they have the swimmer in a aluminum injection mold or not but they do have it in a stone mold. Th.y do have the zoom mold in aluminum.

They post on Facebook just about every day.

Baitmolds sells that mold. Go to their website and look up Mold W703

I will take the frog mold. Sent PM.