Thank you for the video! Can you tell me who sold you the bags? I’m not making baits but I do make something else with plastisol that needs to be bagged. Yours looks awesome!!
Good Job Molly. Feel free to post your videos in our group that you are in. "Shooting Star owners' group" I moved my large Shooting Star from one side of my 3-car garage to the other. I moved my Mustang inside. I have to have 2 more 20-amp breakers installed by my buddy. The injectors from Ultra Mold are outstanding for laminates. The blending block in a traditional injection system is the weak point. The blending block has to be hot, very hot to do multi count injections. On a normal blending block, as you well know, it's a race to see what color comes out at first. I usually purge the block, so the color comes out at the same time, but you don't always win that game. Since my Shooting Star electrical issue won't be fixed until after January, I'm back to the microwave. I put my blending block on the griddle and set it around 250 degrees. Gloves are a must on that one. I'm hoping one day a triple will be designed by Rupert at Ultra Molds. If anyone can do it, they can. Great video!
Good vid and nice lookin baits. I like the round label too and less likely to peel off than square edges. You might want to stick label before puttin baits in while the bag is flat.
Great video I would love to know where you're getting your plastic bags hopefully somewhere in the United States Let me know please if you could I'm a bait maker too you're doing a great job
I just did my first laminate yesterday, not horrible. Once I lowered my operating temperature, things started to look like a machine did it. Tell you the truth, I prefer the "messed up" ones. Great video!!
This is super cool! I had no idea one could do injection molding at home. At first I was like what is she making? And then I'm like oh fishing baits that's cool!
Wow I am very impressed you have quite the setup here. Being Your own Boss having your own businesses basically the dream of everybody. It's not only a universal dream but it is the one thing that everybody wishes they had. Yes working for yourself sometimes you have to hustle and work a lot harder, than if you were at a normal 9:00 to 5:00. But that's not the point, the point is you're your own Boss, you have the say so in what happens, you make your own hours and that's the perks of having your own business. You don't have to rely on some company to make ends meet, busting your ass and never being acknowledged for your hard work. Not ashamed to say I'm jealous.
@@outdoorswithmollyk yup I’m Lincoln and I haven’t had much luck either but my dad got a nice big 8 point. I’ll make sure to put in an order from your website they look like some good baits!
The circle logo is better in my opinion, it more compact and less blank space. I have the same bubble troubles and can’t afford a vacuum chamber lol I wish I could but I’m still pretty new to this. Good video tho bud
A big thing a salt a big thing of sugar A big container of Kool-Aid baking soda and either Jell-O or putting mix and mix it together you can even add some molasses to it If you want to smell stronger
