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@@Blooddragon2105 I use Fusion 360. Takes some time to learn it, but it’s pretty good. There’s a ton of tutorial videos on RUclips.

@@upscalelures deine köder sind cool. Besonders wo die haken im köder verstaut werden. Kann ich die stl bekommen von einen 10cm bis 12,5cm?

@@Blooddragon2105 Thanks. No STL, but I the actually lure is available on eBay.

@@coreytaggart128 if you’re looking for a glide to print this one’s pretty sick. www.thingiverse.com/thing:3024271

I don’t sell the file but I do have the actual lures listed on eBay.

@@upscalelures I dont mean the actual lures I mean like that giant display one

what do you think about the elegoo Neptune 4 plus? and what filament should i get?

Haven’t looked into that printer. I have not tried them but the A1 or A1 Mini look to produce some pretty nice prints. And you have the option to do multi color, plus they’re currently on sale.

I use and recommend Petg. But PLA will also work.

A1 Mini is on sale right now. I use it every day.

How much are you looking to spend?

Lurepartsonline.com is where I go.

He's just earnt another one!

Havent tested any, but there needs to be more. Bet they would some good action!

@@upscalelures Thanks

@@brogamer6377 Thanks man! Check out my update video here. ruclips.net/video/Am-bzQE2zLU/видео.htmlsi=xplk475M16T-VGbi

Nifty looking printer, not a bad price either!

looks like for $10-20 in the ebay link. I was disappointed as well

I have not on a 3d printed lure. And if you want more insurance just use a longer screw eye with a dab of super glue.

No, but the actual lures are on eBay.

I really don’t see how you haven’t been an over night success this is so innovative and and I know you get plenty of sells!!! I hope that you share the STL one day but respect your decision to wait cause there’s a lot of greedy people out there

For my 5 inch glide bait I’m using 5/16 inch long -.063 wire dia. screw eyes. For the 7 inch glide bait I use 1/2 inch long - .092 wire dia. Screw eyes. (a bit overkill but had zero issues handling big Northern Pike)

I didn't use any supports and it printed fine.

@@RussDismukes I print in one piece and just add a pause in the printer slicer. Then add the weight while it’s still on the print bed.

Awesome man. It'd be kool to see the finished product! Post em here if you have any interest. www.reddit.com/r/3dprintedfishinglures/

@@amyk7340 thanks Amy!

That's the way to do it! #actionmatters more then looks. I have caught plenty of fish on single color lures! What lure are you testing?

@@upscalelures Working on some 2 1/2" lipless cranks and a lighter version of a 3 piece glide. i painted and coated more than a few looked cool but just didnt work in the beginning.

It would be kool to see them. Post your progress here if you have any interest. www.reddit.com/r/3dprintedfishinglures/

You don't choose to 3d print fishing lures, 3d printing fishing lures chooses you haha

I haven't done a ton of painting on the PETG. But if you did have that issue you could hit with a little sand paper first or clear coat it before paint.

@@upscaleluresI will have to give it a try I was thinking that the translucent nature of petg would be good for ghost lures

This stuff is pretty good! Plus if you vary the thickness of your lure you'll get different shades of color! us.store.bambulab.com/products/petg-translucent?variant=41638808092808

I have used the pre-foamed pla hoping I could print it right into the lure to make it waterproof and more buoyant. But it was too dense, too stringy and yeah not as strong. instagram.com/p/CwjgILpuw0o/

@@upscalelures Yea it can be stringy. But since I generally avoid 2 piece lures it's not too much of an issue for me. Although you are changing my mind I have never gone for print-to-fish, My design goal is that when I pull a bait off the printer it is in the same state as if I had carved it out of wood so sealing, final sanding, and assembly is left.

Same here. I steer clear of 2 piece prints (gluing 2 halves together) at all costs. If your 3d printing them you shouldn't have to do all that. It ends up taking more time at least for me.

I did design the Glide Bait, those are only listed on eBay. Otherwise I did just add a link in the description to my other designs on Thingiverse. And a Playlist to all the other 3d printed lures I printed and reviewed. If you're looking for a good 3d printed glide bait style lure this one is really fun to fish. www.thingiverse.com/thing:3024271

Lets have a video about foam loading, looks like a very smart idea.

I have been 3D printing Tomic type plugs but they don't perform the action properly. They roll instead of dip side to side. You showed your lure with no infill but the walls are solid, do you have any with infill or should you make things 100% ? I feel that makes it too heavy but maybe that will help the action, I should test. I need to swap to petg so things stay inside better. Did you ever have issues with the eyelets (screw eyes) coming out? Did you reinforce the drilled hole or were most of your prints two pieces and then you put it together?

@@mlinder85 My best suggestion would be to look at plastic injection lure blanks and that will point you in the right direction. It’s possible to weight a lure properly with just the 3d printed plastic, but sometimes that’s not enough and you have to add lead weight as well. I never had issues with screw eyes coming out. If you’re concerned, use longer ones a little super glue. I’m not sure what you mean with the last question.