I think 3D printers are going to be the upcoming thing in every home especially with the younger generation. I also do a lot of fishing. I know you do a lot of things with Brendan Miller , where has he been .thanks
Not sure how accurate the scan would be. Probably all depending on how much you spend on the 3d scanner. You could 3d model a lure in say fusion 360 or zbrush and add as much detail as you want than 3d print that out. It does takes a ton of practice to get decent at 3d modeling I have learned.
These are fun small starting lures. There’s more lures on thingiverse.com ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-D7genLUm5ZA.htmlsi=E2Tcw3bQ1K3-89zd ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-96MaVDRkUIk.htmlsi=Ol-2cwogDE1I-d31
Possible with the right hardware. This guy has some 3d printed lure designs that had caught some big old Muskie! instagram.com/allinclusiveanglr?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=
Damian Cowen not yet. From the little I know about them, the resin is not as durable, but don’t quote me on that. Although the finish turns out unbeatable.
@@Harvestlandtv I just checked and there on sale on there website for $100 bucks off. shop.tiertime.com/product/cetus-3d-printer-mk3/ Yeah I've been eyeing up some of the enclosed ones too but definitely more expensive. All depends on how much your looking to spend and what you need your machine to do.
@@upscalelures here's how I picked my printer. There is a huge list of options. I went with a Monoprice MP10 because it has readily available parts, large volume for the price, and quick access to change the extruder should something go wrong. Resin printers might work well for lures too. They're good for small parts, but more expensive on materials. www.productchart.com/3d_printers/
Why aren't LURE COMPANIES making similar lures that can be made? AIRFIX Lures!!! The buyer can choose what sort of lure, size, weights, glide baits, paint templates.... Etc etc.
Hi is there anyway I can message you and talk to you about this? My 10 year old son really wants a 3D printer to make lures. We know nothing about them.
@@upscalelures ok first off do you have a definite recommendation on what printer to get? We are on a budget, but we also want to get something he can actually use.
@@Casemorrow The Cetus 3d printer is easy to assemble, easy to use, has a very simple user interface and is currently on sale. shop.tiertime.com/product/cetus-3d-printer-mk3/ There's so many printers out there now a days so It really comes down to what you want to spend and how much modifications and tinkering you want to deal with.
@@Casemorrow I purchased the creality ender 3 a few months ago and it has been great. Takes a couple hours of assembly but it is pretty easy. They currently have the printer on sale for $170. www.creality3dofficial.com/products/official-creality-ender-3-3d-printer Also there are a ton of youtube videos out there on maintenance and assembly. I have been printing lures for the last couple weeks and they have all turned out great.
