Do-It® Bank Sinker Mold
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Do-It Molds are the finest sinker molds available and make creating your own sinkers easy! This Do-It Bank Sinker Mold's ultra-hard, warp-resistant aluminum alloy construction with machined faces and precision aligned hinges ensures a perfect mold every time. Designed with color-coded wooden handles with hanger holes for storage. Bank Sinkers made from this mold are tapered for fewer snags and have hexagonal sides to resist rolling in currents.
Mold model 1101 features eight cavities: 1/8 oz., 1/4 oz., 3/8 oz., 1/2 oz., 3/4 oz., 7/8 oz., 1 oz. and 1-1/2 oz.
Mold model 1102 features four cavities: 2 oz., 3 oz., 4 oz. and 5 oz.
Mold model 1103 features two cavities: 6 oz. and 8 oz.
Mold model 1167 features single cavity: 16 oz.
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Rated 4 out of 5 by bubbaJ81 ITS GOOD
Over all I love it. The only issue I had was getting the mold to temp and keeping it there. That proves to be a bit difficult when working with an open fire!
March 6, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by cjcolvin some design problems
you have to heat up the mold for your weights to pour completely and with such short handles the mold gets extreemly hot to hold. when you purchase one of these i sugest you change the handles to longer style it will help save your hands and you can pure more weights
March 3, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by SSGT Bank Sinker mold
It is a great way to save money. I used this the first and all my sinkers came out nice and clean. Did a little cleaning on the edges but that is normal and not to hard to do. Very nice.
July 4, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by dcallaway sinker mold
we have made several sinker weights usiing this mold. We have several friends who have purchased weights of this size at the store. We have already gotten our money back just by making our own weights as apposed to buying them in the stores. Thank you
May 8, 2012
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Yes but the easiest is a fish cooker and cast iron pot to melt lead if you plan on making a large number of weights. If you are just making a few you can get a smelting pot from bass pro that is electric but doesnt hold as much lead
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NO, You can get lead from auto shops but you have to rremeber that the lead used there is mixed with other metles. You just have to take your time and keep you lead nice and hot.A:
youll only need to be accurate with your hand to put the lead into the mold!
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You will need a melting pot and gloves and some eye protection..and i reccomend a resperator...And on the melting pot if it is not a bottom pour you will need a laddle.and a propane torch to heat up your molds is a must...Dont put any ting that is cold in contact with lead!!!!!!!!!!1 of 1
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