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This type of stuff www.printables.com/model/152592-honeycomb-storage-wall

You need to make sure you are using Project>Intersect to get the points into your sketches then snap the loft rails to them.

lol 💯

He's probably thinking of multiboard and HWS

Yet people try to hang it on walls - makerworld.com/en/models/374849#profileId-274781 but yes multiboard and HWS are the more well known wall systems.

or you can buy a bunch of plastic/kydex sheets and print a jig to form them.

$1,400 damn, what the hell are you printing with? Gold Filament?

What product do you provide that is worth $200 per hour?

@ $1400 in 700 hours is $2/hr

Thanks! Stay warm!

Thanks man! We are having Buffalo like weather in Houston today, not sure how you manage 😆

Yeah, no fishing for me today in Pearland! 😅

Woah! Cool seeing you in a small comment section, I love your vids they are so helpful!❤

Hey, @UncleJessy always looking for cool ideas 😂

@ Always stoked when I get an @UncleJessy comment!

Yeah not really - blog.bambulab.com/updates-and-third-party-integration-with-bambu-connect/

@WMBayouLures That update is full of double talk. If you don't use their approved software your warranty is void. They talked to print farms and proposed 2 versions of software. Until they take back everything then I will not recommend them to anyone. I don't trust anyone that has to come out with a this isn't what it seems since you can still do what you want at the risk of your warranty going down the drain. This is a violation of USA antitrust laws as they are changing the terms of service after purchase.

We all have to make our own choices but an out of the box "just works" system is worth more to me than "I can do whatever I want, but I will spend hours getting it to do what I want" system. To each his own, choice is a beautiful thing. I just spent an hour putting together an SV08, I appreciate the plug and play of Bambu even more now ;-)

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Would still suggest resin. I seal with UV resin.

@WMBayouLures forgive my poorly worded comment. You seal 3d printed lures with uv resin?

@ yes after painting, to provide protection for the paint. But any clear coat will work. I have used 2k clear spray as well. I have not found anything that doesn’t work.

​@@WMBayouLures awesome, thanks for reply

Hey yeah I have been meaning to make that video! I will get it done soon for sure!

Oh and yeah it is PVC slat wall and I created holders for it.

@@WMBayouLures Awesome. It will probably be the first of it's kind on TH-cam.

Shoot me an email if you want to test print some of the holders for me before I release them - bill@wmbayou.com

@@WMBayouLures Thanks for the offer, I definitely would do it, but I'm not even set up yet. Just got my resin printer, and the FDM printer doesn't ship until the end of February, about the time I will be able to move everything into my new shop.

They have pretty much all moved to digital now, so you don't have to pay the plate fee and you can make changes without paying more plate fees but I have not noticed a decrease in bag prices with some of the latest quotes I have received. If we get tariffs on top of these prices things are going to get pretty ugly.

Oh and thanks for that clarification on the Prop 65 warning!

Here is how we get mirror finishes with resin 3D printed molds - th-cam.com/video/qi76bNucjDc/w-d-xo.htmlsi=G10K0qTqoKConmeN I am using this today to produce great finishes on baits. Thanks for watching!

They seem to have gone poof with little to no communication..... 😡

@@WMBayouLures I had the same problem. I had to call them of the phone. I could only reach them at 2pm or 3pm eastern United States time

M1 Macbook Pro.

M1 Macbook Pro

Can it be done? Yes it can but you will always be fighting uphill. Super long print times, fighting layer lines, and lack of overall detail are just some of the issues to contend with. Depending of what you are injecting other issues could arise. Check out what the guys that use Buster Beagle injectors are doing, resin prints with a cnc aluminum case seems to produce pretty good results. Great printer choice and you can certainly get good use out of it.

@@WMBayouLures Sure, I was just pointing out there is material now that will with stand the temperature. If I'm not satisfied with the quality, I'll purchase the Formlabs 4L and try the 10K Rigid material.

@@WMBayouLures How do you inject the multi-color lures. Like the yellow tails and brown bodies. Also, what material do you use to get the consistency of rubber worms?

You like that expensive stuff eh! A Saturn 4 Ultra or similar printer with Siraya Tech Sculpt resin will produce the same results for a fraction of the cost... Nothing wrong with Formlabs of course...

The material is plastisol I mostly use Baitplastics but also use some Dead-on. Multi-color can be done a number of ways: Inject tail color, cut out everything except the tail, inject main body color. Create a seperate tail mold, shot tails then place them in the main mold. Create a mold that has multiple injection ports and gates between the sections you want different colors (usually only used for large mass production molds)

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I use the paid version but I am 99% sure nothing I am showing is exclusive to the paid version.

Link in the description 😉

Awesome man, they are a ton of fun!

Not that I am aware of

I don't print baits with filament printers so I can only recommend NO filament 😉 But if I had to I would suggest either the A1 or the A1 mini with the AMS system. The Neptune is a fine printer but for a 1st time printer the Bambu system is amazing. You can use standard PLA or PETG for lures. As long as you give them a nice UV resistant clear coat, or paint + clear coat you should be good to go.

@wmbayoulures is there a different in filament i would want to use sinking vs floating lures?

@@UnitedStatesG0v3rnm3nt Thats the main issue, I would say 99.99% of filaments lures are going to float and you need to add weight to make them sink. So if you want to make floating lures filament could work but otherwise you are going to need to add weight to get them to sink. I really need to do a deep dive video on this subject.....

@ that would be an awesome video

I used the technique outlined in this video - th-cam.com/video/w1o48laHAos/w-d-xo.html

Its messy business for sure!

I have an entire playlist! - th-cam.com/play/PLEdNibYdUWY7Kxl6tZ3iihw1zSfulIeUe.html Specifically discusses Fusion 360 but all the concepts should transfer over. I use molds to make soft plastic fishing lures and inject heated plastisol (around 350F) You could inject silicone for sure but with resin you want to use a tin cure silicone as platinum cure has cure inhibition without further processing of the mold.

Sure check out this playlist - th-cam.com/play/PLEdNibYdUWY7Kxl6tZ3iihw1zSfulIeUe.html I inject heated plastisol but some folks like to pour in silicone.

@@WMBayouLures I'm trying to find out where to buy plastisol and there are a bunch of soft plastisol products for lure making popping up in search results. There must be a hard plastic option, eh?

@@PostalPete If you want to make hard lures you use resin, not plastic. I use a resin 3D printer and print them directly but you can also use the technique in this video and pour in resin instead of plastisol.

Yeah you can catch fish in FDM lures for sure, but you can also catch fish on blocks of wood. Most lure makers are not going for the 3D printed lure look but want to make something that is nice and smooth with high detail. The fish don't care at all though 😉

@@WMBayouLures yeah I get that for sure. I agree, the fish do not care exactly how smooth something is. Textured, maybe. I encourage slight imperfections here and there because that what happens in nature.

@@FreedomFishing Yeah I always think its funny when people in general want a perfect lure when nothing in nature is perfect, especially the things that get eaten 🙂

Oh sorry! I forgot to add any holes for the screws/alignment pins! 🤦‍♂️

No worries, understood now for that part but also…. When you remade the mold you positioned the cavities kinda criss-crossed instead of side by side….and I believe you were saying that somehow that saved you some resin amount. How so though?

Made the mold shorter overall. It saved print time for sure and maybe some resin.

@@WMBayouLuresoh okay…now I’m grasping the concept! Thanks for clarifying! Awesome Stuff!✊🏽

Thanks for pointing that out, not sure why the lav mic wasn't working 🤔 Will fix it on the next one for sure

I got you man! 👊🏼 Entire playlist breaking down all the details is here - th-cam.com/play/PLEdNibYdUWY4_T9DV9AyToNx2U_9gaAKj.html

Smells like victory!! 😆👊

Right 100s of hours to retrofit injection molded design constraints into a non-injection molded process. I m glad you found something that works for you but my point still stands.

Yep one of the benefits of FDM for sure! Still don't like it for lures though 😝