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There are digital print bag options available from China that will print full color. Generally, they do cost a little more to print but there are a few companies that you can negotiate a cost that's the same as plate printed. Also, the Prop 65 warning is only needed if you have 10+ employees.

The cnc machining of dies and mold finishes are produced by finished step over. The smaller that number the smoother it will be. On H13 tool steel we step over .010-.030 depending on the diameter of the ball endmills. After you can Lap hone/polish them for a mirror finish. Same goes for aluminum. However I always wonder how they work 3D printed.. awesome job brother.

Ordered mine 3 months ago. No item, no response...

What kind of computer do you use to 3d print

What kind of computer do you have

I hope you're wrong, I will let you know if you can print molds using a FDM printer. I am planning to test printing Bambi Lab pps-cf for molds which has a deflection temperature of 264 degrees Celsius which is 507 degrees Fahrenheit. I have a Morgan Press injection molding machine that I am hoping I can use for short runs with this material. I will be printing on the X1E printer.

State are you in?

Which Fusion 360 are you using? The free version or the subscription version?

Where this at ?

You helped me catch some monster carp over the last few years. Cheers 🫡 Little wonderbread, some strawberry oats n’ corn mix. They can’t resist 😂

There's nothing you can buy with a closed eye?

im looking to spend under $359 for a 3d printer. 250-350$ would be perfect. i want to print fishing lures such as glidebaits or crankbaits. im a beginner. any suggestions? what do you think about the elegoo Neptune 4 plus? and what filament should i get?

how do you print it and connect both parts with the hinge?

Great points. I rather clean 10 fish than post process a resin print.

You really piqued my interest in this video. While I am not any kind of a fisherman nor have I any desire to make my own lures, you mentioned something about molds that I could use as an application. Do you happen to have a video related to making molds, and can you briefly explain how it is that you use them and what you're filling these molds with. Is this a resin mold that you're filling with silicone?

4:25 "....I mean, people catch fish on blocks of wood". I wonder who he's making reference to. 😂 @marlingbaits

Wait but can you do a more solid plastic injection molded part instead of silicone?

Bill thanks for the plug, but I 100% agree with all your points! I am thinking about getting another just because of the current prices.

Just caught another big northern bass on my fdm lure. Hoping it holds up to stripers next year. 🤞

Greetings, didn’t see anyone bring it up actually in the comment section, but can you elaborate a little bit on the “huge mistake” you made regarding the mold’s initial same side multi-cavity alignment while printing and how the second layout or cavity alteration changed the amount of resin that was used?? @ (2:17-3:21) *Specifically @ (3:07-3:13)(redesigned and “off-set” the lure cavities)??

Wow that’s good

Bill, you never cease to amaze me. Cool stuff!

might want to take down this, and re-upload it with better audio.

Nice Info, be good to create a soft plastic mullet , thanks for sharing

Splendid Video! However… Big Bro!😯 C’mon… 99% of this video many like myself were clueless on how to navigate and know how to access these features and tools specifically that would help us build a lure for the negative for the mold and the mold itself …and the vents and injection hole…and the screw threaded holes(?)…so many questions… too fast paced???…brain overloaded…system failure….recalibrating…does not compute….system failure ….🫨😱🤯🤯🤯🙇🏾‍♂️🙇🏻🙇‍♀️…LOL!😅 I get and grasp what ya did but have no idea…how you went about it being unfamiliar with the program… Please Help Us Novices by doing a sub-Novice Step by Step Version of mold-making…(multi-cavity mold would be a cool bonus)…😏then we could show these experts how it’s done with our multi-cavity knowledge (one-up over them)….(lol! yeh right)😅👍🏾 ‘HELP US OBE’WON KONOBE….You’re Our Only {Cope}’😁🙏🏾

Bro's cooked😂

Smells like hell😂😂😂😂

I disagree mate.....I've spent 100's of hours of trials and errors and now have a super neat system to make quality FDM 3d printed hard bodied lures that catch fish.....and I print them in halves! 😁

Another trick you can do when using FDM printing is to design a cavity in the model and set a pause in the print part of the way through to drop in a weight/rattle/whatever, then continue the print so it entirely encapsulates what you inserted.

I've printed quite a few things directly from a factory 3D model. Generally the original part was injection molded. It took me more than a few attempts to realize that I could modify the model to take advantage of the fact that I am printing it. As you were saying, there's no need to worry about draft angles, undercuts etc. Occasionally I'll run across something that was easier to injection mold and not as easy to 3D print, but more often than not I can modify the original to take advantage of FDM printing and sometimes make for a more structurally sound tool. I have absolutely no interest in fishing lures, but this video was very interesting to me regardless.

3d printing is a prototyping process in manafacturing. Injection moulding is the finished product of that manufacturing process. Each technology has its limitations in manafacturing a product which you covered some of. As a 3d printing specialist in FDM you have to consider the overhangs and layer orientation. SLA/ MSLA/ DLP 3d printing (resin) has different limitations again but shares some similarities with FDM. Designing a lure for FDM printing you need to consider your layer lines for detail, strength, overhangs for support and bed adhesion. You could cut the lure up into many parts and glue it not just in half, the edges don't have to be straight they can be zig zag for alignment. I think making the head a different orientation to the body could see some benifits.

Such a timely video for me :-)

Another great video!!!

Great breakdown of that method. It taliors making baits using the strengths of a 3d printer to make baits vs trying to force it to make it the way you want it. Great method but it does have some limitations with larger baits. Using thicker areas to add weight to a resin bait can get quite expensive. Also when adding hollow areas to an fdm printed bait it can actually cause it to be heavier due to the fact that more walls will be printed instead of infill. Had quite a few problems with this for an 8 inch danny plug I was making. But having one pice baits come off the printer is pretty cool. No isues with water comming through the seams.

3d printing may just be the future of custom lures. It's certainly possible, and takes some trial and error. But it helps the little guy have a fighting chance in the world of custom baits.

Useful. However, you are filming in terrible light. Can do better than that would make a big difference

Hi. Im struggling to get a clean 'filler hole' to the fish in the mold when the fishs head isnt straight 90 degrees (the fishs head is rounded) Im using the hole command atm. Any tips on how to do? I wanna be able just rip the fishes of the filler tube aswell.

New sub here... Great Video! 👍👍

Hello friend, I am very grateful to you for all the help you provide on the Internet. I made a couple of molds based on your lessons, but there was a problem with one. I have a flash around the entire contour of the bait, somewhere up to 1mm wide. I would like to consult with you. It would be nice if I could send you a photo of the problem. Sincerely.

your been quiet on the you tube vids last few months, must have some heavy design stuff going on ????????????????????? hope ur catching a few fish in between

Hi, Did you ever see this video, ua-cam.com/video/7NMD3ku9Jds/v-deo.html that Mach guys put out? I tried this for a week with no luck and broken tools and 2 smashed touch off plates. I worked around yours only one time and works like it should, go figure. The guy don't even use zero and gage block height to set the master, all he does is zero out the axis, not to mention when he is setting tools, the machine coordinate light is not lit, so he is setting all his tools in work coordinates. No wonder why everything here was so f__ked up. I like to see him try cut something with the tools he set. I have a ticket into them for the past 3 months, and a new one few weeks, no call back or email. Whats is going on with them?????????????

Hi, So everyday you come to the shop to cut a part out, 1st thing is home all axes,.........then do you use the master tool or the tool your using to touch off your work pc that your going to cut? And........say you want add a new tool the next day, Do you start out with the master tool again to get zero or can you just hop right to the tool you going to put in the table and set that? Thanks

way too loud music it's hard to hear

Very informative and clear. I have a question though, I noticed when you measured the master tool dowel and pressed to set the height, you didn't zero the Z axis before you set the height of it? Then between putting the master tool back in the rack and grabbing the next tool, I see that the Z axis is zero but didn't see when you did that? Thanks

You could be getting bubbles on the output of the pump due to cavitation. If the pump is operating too fast, low pressure areas can form right behind the impeller blades. IPA has a low vapor pressure point and even minor low pressure areas behind the impeller could cause the IPA to vaporize (aka cavitation), resulting in bubbles on the output of the pump. Try slowing down the pump and/or increase the diameter of the inlet tubing. If it's too small, it may not be capable of providing enough flow for the pump, resulting low pressure areas within the impeller. Take this with a grain of salt because this is just based off of my understanding of cavitation in general. I'm a big space and rocket nerd and cavitation is a frequent issue with the gas turbines that pump the rocket fuel into the main combustion chamber. What you're experiencing sounds similar. Also, what kind of pump is that? Is it just a basic drill driven impeller pump? If so, I hope that drill is brushless. A brushed DC motor wood be an ideal igniter for vaporized alcohol.

I felt like the guy in the back seat when it started playing lol

I felt like the guy in the back seat when it started playing lol

Whats ur opinion on the wash and Cure 3 plus? Is it worth the money or is homemade better?

I am so grateful for this. I have 4 printers. 3 FDM. It has opened doors to many hobbies. Now I am needing to learn how to do THIS to mold articulated action figure parts. I want to give toys to kids for Christmas. Poor kids.

Hey there, that was indeed informative. There are many updates on 3d printers and materials. Could you make a new video about printing 3d molds?