DIY Bellows Gill ベローズギル Style Soft Plastic Lure

Bellows Gill (ベローズギル) by Geecrack is one of the hottest soft plastic baits on the market today. In this video, I demonstrate how to design the bellows gill style mold in Fusion 360. As you can see in the beginning of the video, IT WORKS!!!
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Difficult Level: 3/5
Music credit: Meet & Fun! - Ofshane (from TH-cam music library)
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Disclaimer: the artifacts produced in this video are not used in any way to generate cash, nor shared digitally/physically.

[@ChandlerWoodruff]

Great video. I lack the skills so had to watch at 0.5 speed and still had trouble keeping up :)

[@yauckoutdoors]

Just keep practicing and you will acquire the skills eventually. Try this full video where I would show you each click at regular speed. Hope this helps th-cam.com/video/3NWLRMK7LE0/w-d-xo.htmlsi=9PI2ObP4spKfnixv

[@ppBizU]

Really good video, I enjoyed a lot. Keep up!

[@manuelguerra9420]

Excelente vídeo Enhorabuena

[@WMBayouLures]

That's a good looking bait man! I need to spend more time in the forms editor, I started design lures there then switched at some point, I don't remember why. I love your use of the pipe tool to get the starter shape!

[@j-hookedfishing1133]

Nice. I've been interested in doing something like this for a while. Subscribed!

[@yauckoutdoors]

Thanks man! Please leave comment about what other designs you would like to see.

[@j-hookedfishing1133]

@@yauckoutdoors Your version of Berkley Pit Boss or a shad profile swimbait. Also, how did you learn fusion 360? I tried for a week and sorta gave up.

[@yauckoutdoors]

@@j-hookedfishing1133 Sure I will put those in the list. Fusion 360 might seems intimidating if you have not used similar tools before. I have used AutoCad before so I was able to pick up Fusion 360 quickly - although there is still a lot to learn. I would say you can try simpler tools like Tinkercad first. Get a feel of how to sketch, extrude, cut, combine, etc. Once you are comfortable with those operations, switching to Fusion 360 is just the matter of finding where the knobs are. Cheers!

[@WMBayouLures]

Oh and check out the new "thin Extrude" feature, it will make is easier to slice your rings, I use it in this video - th-cam.com/video/JW6uU1aQS4k/w-d-xo.html

[@yauckoutdoors]

I can't use thin extrude on lines (open path) in my version of Fusion 360, have to wait until I got my new computer so I can download the newer version of Fusion 360, ugh...

[@baitsbynimbus]

What program do you use man ? Love it

[@yauckoutdoors]

Fusion 360, I am using the free version.

[@kickerwormz3262]

Question, since it is almost an exact copy, can you sell it without any issues?

[@yauckoutdoors]

That’s a good question. If there is no design patent or copyright to cover it, I don’t see why not. I would do some research and find out if it is. Even if it is, they usually can’t cover the entire universe. You can go around it by adding eyes, for example.

[@jetfuelg4083]

Sell me a mold? Awesome video wish I had your skill 🙌

[@yauckoutdoors]

Appreciate your comment. But sorry no plan for sale currently.

[@CousinPete420]

There is a company in Ukraine that has molds for this gill bellows baits that will ship to USA

[@yauckoutdoors]

Thanks for the info, but nothing beats the satisfaction of making your own baits ALL by yourself. 😁 cheers!

[@CousinPete420]

@@yauckoutdoors kinda thought that was what I was doing till I watched your video. You are doing it ALL and I can imagine how gratifying that is. I just pour hot plastic in a machined mold.