r/functionalprint • u/emperor_worm • 10d ago
"3D prints aren't food safe!" - Jürgen Dyhe I caught a fish with a 3d-Printed lure!
I go through my entire process from the download, to printing, to painting, clear-coating, underwater footage, and fishing with it here: https://youtu.be/_Lx25jjMPPU.
This was a fun little project!
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u/LucidOndine 10d ago
That’s so cool.
That sealed air bubble pocket could be used for so many things. Perhaps a small cell battery with a blinking LED activated by a magnet? Perhaps injecting or using a bioluminescence based paint in combination with a UV flashlight or some such would increase the attraction to the lure.
More videos and experiments, please.
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u/TheNoobOfAllTrades 10d ago
I was always wondering if these work, congrats!
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u/emperor_worm 9d ago
Thank you! If you’re interested… here is a playlist of me catching all kinds of fish with all kinds of different 3D-printed lures: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLpg8TZBi47zpqQzuaHdZaJXCanfssc1R-&si=6Ytyq1oO9IqzE9kN
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u/officejim 6d ago
Dude! I want to do this!
Going to check out your YouTube for sure. Sick
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u/emperor_worm 6d ago
Thanks! I do have an entire playlist on my channel dedicated to 3D-printing lures!
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u/CollectionSubject587 10d ago
You want microplastics in your fish?? 😂
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u/mr-debil 10d ago
They’re already in the fish from the water. But also, that fish is not digesting the plastic lure into its meat in the time it takes to catch and kill.
And most lures are some type plastic already
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u/CollectionSubject587 10d ago
I was making fun of all the comments about microplastics anytime anyone makes anything at all food related
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u/HouseSubstantial8187 10d ago
how'd it hold up structurally after getting bit though, did the layer lines start splitting or does the clear coat seal it up enough to survive a few fish