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I dont have pics uploaded yet. But here is 2 ways to do it.

Parts needed for option 1.  this one takes time unless you have a lathe or some other way of cutting down aluminium quick

Medium hitch hikers

Regular pin for do it molds  believe its 1/8 base hole pin.

file and sand paper

hacksaw

marker

1 Lay the pin in the mold and mark it flush with the outside of the jig head.

2. Cut the pin at mark

3. measure the length of the spring portion of the hitch hiker and transfer  

   the length to the pin you just cut

4. Tape behind the mark to prevent file from cutting into the rest of the

   pin

5.  cut pin to I.D. of the hitch hiker

Your done just put the hitch hiker on the pin put in the mold and hook it around the hook and start pouring.

The easy way but gives a little less appealing result

I belive it was a #45 drill bit.

this fits perfectly inside the hitch hiker and will hold tight in the mold when closed.

Your done just put the hitch hiker on the pin put in the mold and hook it around the hook and start pouring.

Making these takes more time then a standard jig head but is better then paying a 1 each.  The poisons are awsome because the angle the worm will sit and the head stands by itself.  You can use this on any 1/8 hole pin mold and it will work.  Atleast on a roundhead and a poison mold.

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GMAN

A third method:

use a portion of a weed guard ilo of the base pin and then remove it after pouring. You only have to use about a 1/3 of a weed guard to fit properly.

hitchhiker.jpg

Harshman

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