Bladed Slayer 1 Lead Mold

  • $200.00
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This 8 cavity lead mold allows you to make 1/16oz and 1/8oz Bladed Jigs.
The following are the recommended components and hook sizes:

4 Cavities to make 1/16oz Bladed Jigs

4 Cavities to make 1/8oz Bladed Jigs

This mold features solid cherry hardwood handles, an integrated hinge and hook hanger so you can hang your molds on the wall or place them onto a sturdy shelf.

The hinges of this mold should be oiled with a 3-in-1 oil as needed to keep the hinge moving smoothly.  

Made in the USA from 6061 Aluminum and Cherry Hardwood (handles)
(Baits, hooks, components not included)

Mold Dimensions: 3" tall x 7.4" long (11.5" long including handles)

Caution - Molten lead is very hot and must be taken seriously with all proper safety precautions

Shipping Included in the USA
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YouTube Videos Featuring this Mold:
Click here for the Epic Bait Molds YouTube Video featuring this mold
Click here for the SDG Custom Lurecraft YouTube video featuring this mold


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Kenneth Smith
Bladed slayer lead mold

Good mold makes nice jig heads. Make sure mold is hot for better results.

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jerry thompson

Works great

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Steve Moehlman

Excellent mold. Pours really well.

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Michael Ford

Great mold

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D3S Baits
Best Lead Mold I've Ever Poured

As advertised by you and Adam. Poured perfectly with a cold mold. Easy to remove even without release agent. Minimal to no flashing. Filing takes seconds rather than minutes. Having multiple cavities of the same size makes pouring much more efficient. The cavities for the bait keeper have a longer flat area than most molds, so the keeper doesn't fall out. The hinge design is awesome! Thanks for a great product! The only suggestion I have is that you could probably save a little bit of aluminum by making it smaller. It seems like there's a lot of unused surface area. That isn't a negative for me, but might be a way to save a little money on your end.