Technique Demo - Pouring the Moose Ridge Molds Reference 120 Braided Worm in Chartreuse Pepper

Pouring the Moose Ridge Molds Reference #120 Braided Worm in Chartreuse Pepper.
This video illustrate the "Thin-To-Thick" method that is often used in Open Pour Bait Making. The idea is to always pour open-faced bait-molds from the thinnest parts to the thickest parts. This method makes it easy to prevent overfilling of cavities, and helps keep consistency high and rejects low.
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