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Fishing lure type "vatalion" 110mm

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Last update 2021-07-27 at 15:43
Publication date 2021-04-05 at 21:23
Design number 358284

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Hello, here is my latest creation, a lure type "vatalion" which allows to fish all depths mainly for pike.

The lure is designed in 2 versions, filament printing and resin

          Filament version:

-required for mounting :

Piano wire

Threaded insert with eyelet (https://a.aliexpress.com/_vWDD3h)

Epoxy glue

Glue

Plastic

Sanding paper

Lead

1- print all parts

2- install the pitons, first screwed into the body of the lure and then ensure the proper fixation using glue, to place them at the joint, you must leave half a centimeter before the loop of the eyelet of the piton to allow the lure freedom. Equip the eyelets with hooks in order to proceed to the balancing.

3- Sanding of the elements then deposit of the lead (2/3 in the front part and 1/3 in the back part), it is necessary to make tests of leaded in order to ensure a good balance, once this validated, it is enough to stick the cover with the glue and to sand the whole once dry

4- painting and varnishing

Finished bravo! =D

         Resin version:

-required for mounting :

Piano wire

Threaded insert with eyelet (https://a.aliexpress.com/_vWDD3h)

Glue

Sanding paper

ball 8mm

decoy attachment size s (https://www.aliexpress.com/item/33030326000.html?spm=a2g0o.detail.1000023.4.6a847ed8CKu4RN)

1- print all parts

2- Punching the faces, placing the balls preferably heavier at the front of the decoy than at the back then gluing the 2 parts

3- Putting the pegs in the body of the lure then inserting the piano wire for the axis of the tail

4- painting and varnishing

Finished bravo! =D

3D printing settings

Filament printing

40% filling

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