Okay here's a couple things you probably don't want to do.

This is a 80x40 pointy glande mould.

1) the larger the glande the harder it is to roll.
2) for a pointy glande you really want it to be proportionally much longer than the other shapes. 2:1, essentially just gives you a ball with pointy ends. Aerodynamically it's never going to self orient along the spinning access and you'd probably be much better off with a simple hand rolled sphere.

3) something this size uses a lot of clay. almost 200gm in this case.
It'll probably be around 180 ish when dried.
Only real use would be target slinging. And for that a hand rolled ball is much better suited.

4) uses an awful lot of plastic - the mould is pictures next to a 60x20 standard shape mould using almost 5x less plastic. So a lot cheaper to buy and much easier to use.

last pic shows an 80x25 pointy glande, all round a much better shape.

Also - for the record, the pointy glandes are the hardest to roll and the most inclines to have holes at the ends. At least that's what I've found.

I really like that new one.

That looks awesome

Sweet.

Very cool! 

Any chance someone could post a video of one in action?

I usually email my phone pics to myself as “medium” before posting. Works for the iPhone at least.

resized for you
And wow - how the hell do you get them that smooth ?
That's way better than the ones I've made for tests


If you're sensible and have an android phone then this is a great app.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.simplemobilephotoresizer&hl=en
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What i use on the phone.

On the computer I use this:

Photoresizer
zip file attached to this post.
unzip and install - works for all versions of windows 32&64 bit. Adds a right mouse click option to resize photo.
Small is best for posting on the forum.
So once installed you simply select one or more photo's, then right click and select photo resize. Select small and ok and it will resize the pictures and generate some new - smaller images.
http://slinging.org/forum/YaBB.pl?action=downloadfile;file=ImageResizerSetup%2Ez...

If you've got an apple, I not only feel very very sorry for you - but can't help

Occasionally i have to work on them for clients. Awful machines.
Even more occasionally i have to try and recover files from dead drives.
This could be a very long addendum - basically I'll summarise several thousand words of ranting:  do not buy apple kit !
It's designed to be disposable and they don't give a crap about your data. Once the file system directory goes - you lose everything. Does not happen on windows systems.

No real way to completely eliminate print lines. I tend to do a little filing and quick sanding on the moulds post print. But too much and you've changed the dimensions and I like to get those as close as possible. On the other hand I reckon it makes rolling easier, adds a little grip to the clay.
Although after the first couple the mould has  a fine clay coating anyway so that's taken care of any print lines  

So what weight of clay are you starting with ?
The two I made ended up bang on 88gms fully dry.
But I have a real issue getting the ends rounded properly. Whether I start with too little or too much clay - still trying to work out, lol