Smedioks Soft Plastic Injection Mold, 3-Cavity 5" Yama Senko Mold | CNC-Machined Acrylic Stone, Enhanced Air Vent Channels, Bubble-Free Casting, Compatible with Standard Injectors

These molds work really well. I bought 2 and I noticed 1 of them produces noticeably shinier worms than the other. Not a big deal but something I noticed. Already made a bunch of worms and took the boat out and caught a handful of bass with them. My kid really loves being creative with the colors and even caught his PB on a worm he made himself. Good stuff.

I have ~10 aluminum molds and wanted this and a few others for learning injecting. Been doing hand pours up till now. For news especially learning injecting or just starting out on a budget... I'd hands down suggest. Just remember the injector and rubber tipped clamps! Came with example run of 3 worms and oil as listed. A++

Very good molds they work decent however after a few batches in a row the mold will start to heat up making it a longer wait to cool. For the price it’s a solid option I do recommend

Some many ppl love these and the action that have on them is the best!!!

Purchased two of these for our son. He's passionate about fishing. It doesn't have proper ventilation to let the mold be completely filled. Half the time you are left with half of a lure. It's also tough to get them to stay together

These are the only molds I’ll use now. No flashing when filling, no dents, and no sticking to the inside of the mold. I’ve used a few cheap 3D printed molds and the quality of these beats any other one I’ve used. You guys rock! I’ll only be buying from you guys from now on

This mold is so easy to use. The worms come out perfect. When you're Injecting The plastic, When you feel a slight pressure stop injection.

Did not come with oil like indicated in photo

Makes a good bait but if you want that professional finish need to go up to an aluminum cut mold. The stone and cast aluminum molds give a dull finish to the bait. But these work I’ve made dozens and they catch fish. Shoot this mold in the 300° range if you go much higher you will start to see dents.

I heated the mold as required to 115°, I heated the injector the same, I used 2 clamps to hold the wobbly mold together after greasing it. I injected it after it reaching 355° going at 30 sec intervals. The senkos have bad seems as you can see in the picture and had air bubbles inside them or dents in the outside. I suppose the dents and air could be the material used but many were tried, the seems are caused by the play in the pins on the mold.

Perfect detail ,weight and consistency of the mojor pff the shelf brands. Can't wait to try color combos this bass season