How to Duplicate a Fishing Lure in CAD for 3D Printing (Step 4 of 4 - Assembly)
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- This is the fourth and final video in the series where I show how to duplicate a fishing lure for 3D printing. In this step I show the process of assembly, painting, and how the lure works, as well as soon additional footage of the stencils in use. All of the principles learned in these series of videos can also be applied to designing your our lures as well as making stencils for airbrushing store bought lure blanks.
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Great video........The filament pins concept is brilliant.
Thanks they work well.
I like the layer lines on the lure, they seem to give that all round reflection adding to its attractance.
Super series of "hoot" video !
when using the stencils for the side lower fins, use the line pattern first, then the open pattern over it, makes it alot easier to align
Thanks for the tip I'll give that a try next time. I also printed them in a clear filament which makes it easier now too.
Just ordered my first 3d printer im super excited to start designing my own lures 💜
Awesome, 3D printing really opens up a world of new possibilities when it comes to making things.... Enjoy.
@@TheNeverendingProjectsList im thinking of getting a SLA 3d printer i havnt seen any videos on youtube using SLA for lures is there a reason?
I have seen a few people use SLA printers for lures and the detail is amazing. I haven't really looked into them to much myself but from what I've seen they are lot more work. I hear the resin is messy to work with, it stinks, the prints have to be washed in alcohol, and then cured with UV light. I'm lazy so that's why to much effort for me. :) They are getting pretty reasonable (price wise) these days so I'm not going to say I'll never try one.... )
wow i enjoyed watching this thanks
Very cool series! They came out so well!
Thanks
I enjoyed your video!
Beautiful!
I don't get the thumbs down.
Thanks Frank, As for the thumbs down... Maybe some people just didn't like the quality (these first videos had sound issues for sure), others think copying another lure is like stealing... yet there are tons of different manufactures that make the same lures (especially square bills like this design.) It's not like someone is going to do all the work it takes to make a 3D printed lure and sell them and some how hurt anyone's business hell you can buy blanks for 50 cents why go to all this trouble. Then there the people that just like to shit on anyone's work no matter what. I don't take it personal I just make these videos for fun and to help others no one is forced to watch them.... but Thanks to those that do.
I don't have a 3D printer... yet. Watching your video where you made stencils, I thought maybe a stencil with a flange extension would worked as a handle that could be hinged with both pieces. Then you could drop the lure in one stencil then squeeze and cover the other... production paint time would be decreased.
Yeah that might work... I don't do production stuff but definitely worth a shot if someone wanted to try it.
Really nice job 👍👍
Thanks
This was one of your best video series. I enjoy all of them but I really liked this one. My philosophy for replicating the bait uses less planes and more guide rails, but none the less I enjoyed the series quite a bit. Super informational and I really enjoyed watching the finishing/painting. As far as those figure 8 hook hangers go, how strong are they?
I've only played around with guide rails a bit so I'm not too proficient with them but it's probably quicker I bet. As for the Figure 8 Hangers I haven't tested them to failure yet (one of these days I will) but I can't bet the line would probably break or the hooks straighten before the hanger failed. Plus I don't think any fish I would catch would cause them to come close to failing.
0:18 - Skip the Intro
1:35 - Skip the print setting and get to the assembly.
12:10 - Skip to the paint work.
21:59 - Skip to the clear coating of the finished pained lure.
27:05 - Skip to how it works.
29:52 - Skip to the additional stencil footage.
Thanks, nice video series maybe you can work on the microphone channels for the next one.
Thanks... I appreciate the feedback. I know the sound is pretty bad especially during the computer work. These are pretty low budget videos and I'm still learning the editing software but if I keep making videos I'll invest in some better equipment like real microphones. Thanks again for watching.
@@TheNeverendingProjectsList definitely understandable, I'd opt for a basic yeti and pop filter and I'm sure you will get it sorted.
I Always paint white or black first
Definitely a underrated channel, i never think that you are owner of many, many printable stuffs on thingverse, (i'm discover this on your website) anyway, this 4 parts video is gold! any chance to sell or "donate" this crank model for studying on cad? great work! from brazil.
Thanks I just started with the lure videos so maybe one day the channel will grow. I do have quite a few lures on Thingiverse... after many request I thought it was time to help people make their own. I've had people in the past try to claim my work as their own so I no longer share my CAD source files but with this series of videos I've given everyone the tools to make their own so I think you'll learn a lot more recreating a lure yourself using these steps shown. Thanks for watching.
love the video i dont have a printer but a good frind has can you tell me if i can get a copy of this lure and stencil or is it your is it yours thanks
The stl file for printing can be found at cults3d.com/en/3d-model/various/2-5-squarebill-crankbait
Good video
What filament did you print in?
All of my lures and molds are printed in PLA
Awesome videos and information. What kind of 3D printer do you have?
I run Makergear M2's
I was watching your videos on 3-D lures. I wonder where you bought your hook hangers?
I get my figure 8 hook hangers on Amazon at this link - www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00UQX4ING (but they are not always available and a little pricey there.) They can be bought in bulk from lurecomponents.worthco.com/products/wire-forms/figure-8-hook-hangers Number 6's would be closest to what I use.
Thanks for the help
Wonderful video thank you, where do you buy your fish eye's and steel ball bearings?
Thanks... I usually get the eyes on Amazon or eBay and the SS ball bearings I get from McMaster-Carr
Can you do a tutorial on how you made the craw pattern? Im still a newby at solidworks.
The patterns for the two colors are just two simple sketches cut out of the stencil. If you look at this picture files.cults3d.com/uploaders/12934067/illustration-file/ee50f6cd-3624-461d-aabf-ca567a71faf1/SquareBillC-001_large.jpg the cut out parts demonstrate what those sketches would look like.
Hey is strong enough have just hooks on plastic and on filament pins hooked?
If you put the hook on the pin made of filament?... Maybe... but the hooks wouldn't move freely and it probably wouldn't have the correct action. Not something I would try anyway.
@@TheNeverendingProjectsList i mean ring between is of course.
Spray the fastback green on black and you will get a goldish green
Thanks for the tip I will give that a try soon and see what happens.
Wondering where you got your hook hangers?
worthco.com/figure-8-hook-hangers I use Size 6
@@TheNeverendingProjectsList Thank you.
Would you share stl files so I could print some lures and stencils?
The files are available for purchase for a few dollars from cults3d.com/en/3d-model/various/2-5-squarebill-crankbait
@@TheNeverendingProjectsList thank you. I use Solidworks at my work, just not very proficient with it. Great video tutorials!
What is the original?
I'm not sure the name of it but it was just a random 2.5" square bill I bought from lurepartsonline.com to practice airbrushing on.
What method did you use for learning Solidworks? Thanks!
I'm just self taught so I lot of trial and error and googling. Now a days there are lot more tutorials on TH-cam for learning these programs so it's a lot easier to get started. I'd have a look at Fusion 360 if you want to get started in CAD.
What the device you have attached to the hook hanger to hold the crank as you paint thank you
It's the handle from an Xacto knife.
Brilliant
bonjour super travail avez vous un lien pour les fichier merci hello great work do you have a link for files thank you
Not yet, I haven't had the time to list them yet but as soon as I do I'll update the video description with links.
What airbrush paints do you use/recommend?
I mainly use Createx Wicked Colors paints.
Would you share your model?
The STL's are available for purchase on my Cults3d page. cults3d.com/en/users/sthone/creations
What did you use for the metal in order to attach the hooks too?
I use #6 Figure 8 Hook Hangers (Available from lurecomponents.worthco.com)
where do you buy the hook hangers? can you share a link please.
lurecomponents.worthco.com/products/wire-forms/figure-8-hook-hangers (Number 6's is what I use on these.)
What is the box on your rod?
It's a wireless remote to control my trolling motor.
what glue did you use to assemble?
See the 1:50 mark... I use CA (super glue) and accelerator to glue them together. The accelerator makes the job easier because once applied it forms an instant bond. So you just have to apply the glue hold the pieces together so they are even and then just add some accelerator and there's no worry about the two pieces moving while the glue dries because the bond is instant.
where do you buy all the components from
I get my figure 8 hook hangers (Number 6's) in bulk from lurecomponents.worthco.com/products/wire-forms/figure-8-hook-hangers.
What size hook did you use for this bait?
I used #6 Treble Hooks w/ #3 Split Rings
Can I purchase any of these? Or do you offer custom work?
I don't sell the actual lures only the files to print your own.
@@TheNeverendingProjectsList how can I buy them?
@@toddlisby1018 Most of my stuff can be found on Cluts3d - cults3d.com/en/users/sthone/creations
Where did you bought your clear cote
I bought them from Amazon. For epoxy I use www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001NI8MNK and for the UV I use www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07KK37R42
@@TheNeverendingProjectsList thanks!
bonjour ou je peux trouver les Roulements à billes en acier de 0,25 et le poids d une bille merci
ps super Squarebill Crankbait 2,5 manque plus que les bille cordialement
Je reçois le mien de McMasterCarr aux États-Unis. Je vais devoir voir si je peux les peser et revenir vers vous. Un plan fractionné de la même taille peut fonctionner en remplacement.
I get mine from McMasterCarr in the US. I'll have to see if I can weight them and get back to you. A split shot of the same size might work as a replacement.
@@TheNeverendingProjectsList OK MERCI
hi. do you make a 3d project to sell ?
I don't sell the actual lures... I only sell the files so people can print their own.
Has anyone tried this with a resin printer?
I haven't gone that route myself yet but ... Yes I know a few people that are using resin printers for baits as well as molds and they work just as good if not better.
Invest in a proper microphone
I'm real sorry for not meeting your expectations on that Free video that you just watched. But don't worry I did buy a decent microphone after this video just to please ungrateful viewers just like yourself.
@@TheNeverendingProjectsList I’m not ungrateful for the tutorial as the underlying content is potentially useful. However, viewers will get annoyed and stop watching if the audio is subpar. I’m just offering a suggestion. Microphones and audio interfaces are useful, mixing etc is an entire field on its own