Fishing tripod by FlorinV

FlorinV

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X1 Carbon

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P1P

X1E

0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill

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3.8 h

1 plate

5.0(6)

0.16mm layer, 3 walls, 25% infill, PETG/ASA

17.1 h

2 plates

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simple to print and assemble
light tripod ( aprox. 150gr )
easy to carry and store.
it floats, you cannot loose this one. 😁🍻
Based on a request, I've added another part which can be used to extend the height of the tripod. Not tested by me, but based on the user feedback it works fine.
You can find it here:

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@jofish89

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I actively use this now, and it works great :)

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@FlorinV

so glad you find this usefull… i also use it when I’m fishing from a wooden platform. i have added a file with an extender, which makes the tripod taller. It was requested and tested by a user.

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@jofish89

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Replying to @FlorinV :

Yeah I'm printing it right now actually, I was hoping something like that would show up soon! I tried it last night with PETG but the extender fell over and produced a bowl of spaghetti. I'm trying with a large brim now and its working, but there are issues due to the angle (bit too steep for PETG maybe, or bad settings on my part). (it worked fine with PLA last time, but I'd like it in PETG or perhaps ASA for long term usage)

@FlorinV

Replying to @jofish89 :

yes ... maybe try a smaller layer height instead of 0.20mm if you have problems with steep angles. Unfortunately I'm not fishing as often as I wish. For the moment PLA works for me. I would do it in ASA (as it's UV resistant) for heavy use...

@Harry.S

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no issues at all and i think its really brilliant!

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@FlorinV

thank you!!! so glad you like it!

@user_3316521679

Won’t you lose a pole that way or no?

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@FlorinV

good question! If you leave the pole unattended, for sure a big fish could run with your pole. But this is true also with other commercial fishing tripods in general. For sure this one is easier to trip over, as it's very light. You could tie a bottle of water or something from the middle if you want. From my experience, as I used it with a feeder rod, worked fine and solved my issue with an easy and light tripod when fishing from a wooden platform.

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@user_3316521679

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That makes sense!

@Kz3DDD

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good

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@FlorinV

thank you for review and boost ! glad you like it !

@paydosnicholas

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this is a great dock stand

@user_4015973537

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great amazing gadget

@SenojiMokykla

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@FlorinV

thank you for your review and boost !! glad you like it!!

@jofish89

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@Regan

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