Fluke 130mm Silicone Mold - Free 3D Print Model

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Grumpy Gorilla

Hobby & DIY>Sport & Outdoors

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0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 8% infill

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Description

The season has started! I wanted to try casting my own softbaits and so I did some tests.

The result is this silicone mold to obtain a 130mm Fluke.
In the body of the bait there is space for a Texas rig hook, but you can use a jighead, dropshot or simply jerk it weightless.
Note: I used Pla and cold two-component silicone without problems of demoulding. The results may change in relation to the type of rubber used. Make some test!

Comment & Rating (48)

@farmboy7675

can someone tell me if I can just cut up my old bait and melt them and put them in this mold without adding any other ingredients?

The designer has replied

@Groucho88

you can try. perhabs you have to use wd40 or such to prevent the silicone to stick. and of course you shound use a heat resistant filament (petg maybe)

@farmboy7675

OK, thank you!

@Gordon.S

yes you can just microwave for 1 minute intervals and be careful not to burn it.

@EzRazor

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I want to boost u but it don’t let me what do I do???

The designer has replied

@Groucho88

well, you have just to wait untill Bambu’s guys give you a random boost token. If by that time you will remember me i’ll be gratefull ;)

@EzRazor

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No, I have boost tokens. It just won’t let me.

@Groucho88

dunno mate :(

@3PLco

are you just pouring into the sprue or are you injecting?

The designer has replied

@Groucho88

It depends on how thick is your silicone, in my case i just slowly pour in it. You can inject if you please

@WithA1MINI

injecting sometimes gives you a more desirable look, but pouring makes it so u can do multiple colors in on mold without cutting up other baits

@3DKangaroo

Print Profile

0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 8% infill

It melted when I poured the plastisol in.

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@Groucho88

I don’t think the basic rules of thermodynamics are a parameter for judging a print profile. Did you read the description first?

@TonyTGS

What kind of pigments are you using? I could not find any for silicone.

The designer has replied

@Groucho88

did you look on amazon and such? you can find plenty

@JHillier2059

what type of silicone? I haven't heard of doing this with a cold product.

The designer has replied

@Groucho88

look for a two-component, cold catalysis mould silicone. Best if clear type so you can add any pigments and sparkle you like. Try with the cheapest you can find!

@user_3255951076

what with and how do you pour the bait

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@user_3707653873

Print Profile

0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 8% infill

printed great! used 2 part silicone without an injector. I just poured the 2 part mix into the mold very slowly and tapped the mold hard with my finger until all the air bubbles came up

@boywitdagolds

how did you make your alignment holes I’m making a mold and I need help

@Tate_3D

Print Profile

0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 8% infill

plastic melts so I changed infill to 75 percent and it works better

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