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feelfree lure trolling motor mount

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
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1 plate

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this is feelfree lure trolling motor mount I originally design it for my lure 10 v2 but I try my best to make it compatible with other feelfree kayaks modules and sizes that have a built in rudder hole mount. however its only been tested on feelfree lure 10 v2 and you may need different spacer piece which I can make it if you add the measurement in the comment of this post (***NOTE***  ***DISCLAIMER*** IM NOT RESPONSIBLE IF THE MOUNT DID NOT FIT OR WORKED ON YOUR KAYAK ****************    BUILD IT ON YOUR OWN RISK************)

printing setting: 100% infill 

Filament : PETG/PC/ABC ( Important note*** Do Not Use PLA or PLA+ for this mount except if you want to peddle your way back to shore without your motor lol )

I used ½" diameter bolt 4" long with locknut to bolt it in the rudder hole on my lure 10 v2

1 bolt 1/8" diameter 1: long 

also you will need 2 rails ( 2040 Aluminum extrusion profile) the length depend on your feelfree module and size I used 15.5" on my lure 10 v2 just because that what I had on hand during build but it cold be few inches shorter or longer 

2 M4 with locknut to mount the aluminum extrusion profile to the 3D printed mount 

2 yak attach adapter for uni track or a DIY from a metal washer +2bolts+wing nut

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Anyway to make a profile for the P1S?
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That profile should work on the P1S. Click on it and select your printer and the build plate. Then choose your filaments to print. You can print it using PETG, ASA, ABS, or any other high-end filaments. Just make sure to stay away from anything made of PLA.
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Follow these pictures I've circled, and you'll be able to print them on your P1S. However, once you print the trolling motor mount, print the spacer separately by turning the mount off and keeping the spacer on.
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