JerkBait 120mm 80gram - Free 3D Print Model

Search models, users, collections, and posts

Zacke44

Hobby & DIY>Sport & Outdoors

IP Report

Print Profile(2)

All

A1 mini

X1E

P2S

P1S

P1P

X1 Carbon

H2D

H2D Pro

H2C

H2S

X2D

A2L

0.2mm layer, 7 walls, 5% infill

Designer

2.4 h

1 plate

5.0(18)

FlatPrint

Designer

3.9 h

2 plates

5.0(1)

Open in Bambu Studio

Boost

179

464

412

206

Released

Description

Designed as a fast sinker. Cavity for weight is big enough to use 8*60mm steel dovel or rod. my rod weighs 24grams so if you want a slowsinker, just add less weight…

uses screw in eylets 1,5*25mm, be carefull screwing them in. cylinders making the holes might snap.. you can always add more walls in those areas in bambustudio before printing. but it works great for me as is :)

if you opt for less weight, play around with center of gravity, and please let me know how it behaves for you :) I have yet to tried that.

the further aft you put the weight, the more erraticly it will behave…

UPDATED: Now there are two new versions that prints flat. One is the same as the original, the other is for TROUGH-WIRE.

If you need a container for topcoatdipping:
https://makerworld.com/sv/models/1710040-crank-jerkbait_dip#profileId-1816109

Comment & Rating (51)

@greg6021

Boosted

Print Profile

0.2mm layer, 7 walls, 5% infill

I made myself a small series in various colors they are pleasant to paint and to weight I weighted them with 8mm lead discs to achieve a total of 25g as indicated in the description On one of them I left the movable bar to see if this can assist with casting thanks to mass transfer

The profile uploader has replied

Show original

@user_3254581535

wow! great looking paint job! Do report back about the weight transfer! I have used magnets in the front to get the weight back to its proper location in some other designs (primarily in smaller lures). but not tried it in these. In a Jerkbait it might be nice to have the weight further back to get an even more erratic swim. thanks for rating :)

@oldmatelures

hello there, amazing paint job may i know what kind of paint and epoxy you use. thank you

@user_654061300

Print Profile

0.2mm layer, 7 walls, 5% infill

thx i cant want to catcher a pike whit it .

(Edited)

The profile uploader has replied

@user_654061300

writing english is horrel sorry . t was my first fiinist bait so cool .thx

@user_3254581535

Wow. Cool paintjob! great look with the smaller eyes. I liked that a lot.

@EpicG5715

scaled it down to 50 percent and looks amazing and is super fun to paint.

@user_2403559192

Print Profile

0.2mm layer, 7 walls, 5% infill

Great Print! Tried scaling it up to 160%! waiting on hardware to finish, paint and try it out. Thanks!

@user_3469263892

Print Profile

0.2mm layer, 7 walls, 5% infill

came out great

@luca_1983

Print Profile

0.2mm layer, 7 walls, 5% infill

perfect and very very smooth print now I need to calculate the weights to put in it and then it gets colored ;-)

Show original

@luca_1983

I've just started printing the lure, for a slow sink what do you recommend I do

The designer has replied

Show original

@user_3254581535

Kind of hard to know… depends on how thick layers of coating you put on them.. 10grams of steel weight should be enough..do you fish in freshwater or saltwater? In freshwater you can aim for a total weight of 60-65 grams for slowsinking. I usually start by making one ”prototype” without any additional weights, just the print, all hardware, paint, eyes and topcoat. Then i measure the total displacement in regular tapwater… just put a container of water on a scale, zero the scale, then submerge all of the lure using a pair of pliers. The scale will then tell you how much the lure displaces…compare that to what the lure weighs.then i now how much weight i can put in them for floating or sinking endresults…

@luca_1983

Replying to @user_3254581535 :

I fish in freshwater and would like to target pike and for the print I haven't modified anything in your project printed in PETG from Amazon currently only the print weighs 41.23g and I haven't added eyelets and weights yet do you think I should test how much weight it displaces in freshwater and base my decisions on that

(Edited)

Show original

@user_3254581535

Replying to @luca_1983 :

Depending on how precise you like to tweak the rate of descent you can go different routs. if you really want to be precise, you should do a complete assembly with all hardware and clearcote before testing its displacement, everything with a volume will add to the displacement... Check displacement of you complete build. Weigh your complete build. the difference between those measurements will determine the behavior. if they displacement is higher than the weight the lure will float If you want it to sink, add weight. here is a starting point for you. slow 5%-15% medium 15%-25% fast >25% My complete builds weigh 80grams, and the displacement is 55gram, Wich is 45% added weight. so I have fast sinking lures..

@user_701903486

Would there be a two-part version? To access the inside for placing marbles (ratlin)

The designer has replied

Show original

@user_3254581535

No, not on this one. it's only printed in one piece. but you can always do it yourself in Bambustudio. Split and add negative detail in a good place. alternatively, insert a pause and drop in some balls.. :)

Show original

@user_701903486

Replying to @user_3254581535 :

I would really like to add spheres to create noise Thank you

Show original

@user_3254581535

Replying to @user_701903486 :

now there is a two pice version that prints flat...

@user_1837302525

can you create one that’s 50% the size? Love the full-size but would also love to have half size

The designer has replied

@user_3254581535

I uploaded an stl at 50% maybe you can tinker with it and make your own printfile?

@user_1837302525

Replying to @user_3254581535 :

thank you!

@user_514651133

Boosted

Hello I have now printed several of this really good and clever lure Thank you very much for a really good and well-thought-out lure Have you tried printing with multi-color PLA

The designer has replied

Show original

@user_3254581535

Thank you for the great feedback! and boost :) No, I have not tried that. I enjoy painting a little bit too much :) but I could of course prepare one for you to test. I believe it is better to make the patterns directly in cad instead of manually paint it in Bambu studio. Is there a specific pattern you would like?

(Edited)

@user_514651133

Boosted

Yes, I have thought about making support stencils, but I don't really know how to do it😅 The reason I asked about multi-color PLA is that you build an interesting base, for example, gold/copper Bought 8mm steel balls to weight them differently It makes a heavy, dull rattling sound, which I think works well for pike I have also scaled it down to 6cm to use for perch, if it even works

Show original

License

This user content is licensed under a Standard Digital File License.

You shall not share, sub-license, sell, rent, host, transfer, or distribute in any way the digital or 3D printed versions of this object, nor any other derivative work of this object in its digital or physical format (including - but not limited to - remixes of this object, and hosting on other digital platforms). The objects may not be used without permission in any way whatsoever in which you charge money, or collect fees.

Related Models

Fat Jerkbait - wobbler

EngGraph

1 k

648

Jerkbait 43mm

DiYENGiNEER

291

154

179

1 k

426