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Bite Me - Ice fishing Auto Hook Setter

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0.2mm layer, 6 walls, 25% infill
0.2mm layer, 6 walls, 25% infill
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Set this up and get ready to catch some fish!!
When the fish bites it pulls the trigger and automatically sets the hook.
No more missing those pesky fish that take one bite and are gone.

If you really want to catch those fish and be the envy of your friends. check out the automatic jigging machine that works with this thing. 


Thanks

Update 2-23-2020
Longer hook on the safety
Thicker tee piece, it was prone to breaking in cold weather
Clevis pin holder option
Option for long screws on the feet to act as ice picks
Fixed scaling issue on plug

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There are a few options now.

  1. I added an extra holder that is compatible with a 1/4" clevis pin, rather than using screws, it makes for easy adjustment.
  2. I added another option for the feet, the second set has an extra pair of holes to have longer screws protrude out of the bottom to act as ice picks to hold it in place.

https://youtu.be/mORCevw8BRo
https://youtu.be/MVZtlG_XIHE
Good video From Roger's Rig's
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=761kIprd4l0&ab_channel=Roger%27sRigs
Automatic hook setter for ice fishing. Similar to a jawjacker or automatic fisherman.

Uses 1" aluminum square tubing, #10 machine screws, nylon lock nuts, and nylon washers.
The knob has a hollow section to add a nut in during printing. you can use a nut but it will be harder to fine tune the tension of the release mechanism.

Rivet nuts were used to hold the bolts in the tubing, I did not want the aluminum to strip out.
I used an elastic band to help hold the legs out, it is not a must have but it holds the legs so they do not fold in and it doubles as a handle.

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Be aware, an automatic hook set device is Illegal in Minnesota and Wisconsin
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I believe you are incorrect. Where besides Minnesota that has some restrictions? Please cite your sources.
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Replying to @Idaho3D :
No longer illegal in Minnesota as of this year.
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Not anymore in minnesota!
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Love this model, working on a remix to make it work with EMT as I'm from a very small northern town with no access to aluminum stock. it will also incorporate the Automatic "get jiggy with it"
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Still working on that remix? lol
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Replying to @user_2165313137 :
hahah yes I did but sadly i didn't get out to try it this season. Work has gotten rather insane.
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is there a parts list by chance? With a little more detail than hardware diameter? printed the parts for a family member but they are sourcing everything else. The parts printed great on my P1S. parts feel real heavy duty!
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I dont have a parts list but have a description of the parts in the details. I used #10 machine screws, you'll just need to measure the lengths
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fair enough
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So cool man!! Love gadgets like this and the ingenuity that goes into them. Im going to print one for a different purpose but this is the best version ive seen of a trigger release type mechanism. Great work and thank u for sharing
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Thank you!!
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Printed great also an FYI for the next person layer 78-79 is the last layer to add the nut
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0.2mm layer, 6 walls, 25% infill
🔥10/10🔥
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I just printed it out of petg HF, seems to be sturdy parts will see how it goes. Thanks Don
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I made years ago and love this print, I made the auto jigger also but wanting to modify now
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Thank you!!
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thanks
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thank you and thanks for the boost
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Interesting concept. Wish there was some form of a parts list though! :) I'll mush through it!
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