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5-Inch (127mm) Split Tail Jerk Bait Positive For Open Pour Mold Making

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Publication date 2023-04-14 at 19:14
Design number 1169057
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This is a 5-inch (127mm) split tail jerk bait. This model is designed with a flat top and is intended to be used as a positive to make a silicone open-pour mold for soft plastic bait-making.

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Printing Instructions

  • Layer Height: 0.10 to 0.20mm
  • Shells: 10-12
  • Infill Pattern: Gyroid
  • Infill Density: 25%

I recommend printing the mold at a layer height of 0.10 to 0.20mm with a minimum of 10 shells, with up to 12 shells being ideal. A thicker shell in each mold cavity will help prevent warping from the heat of hot plastisol. Print with 25% infill with the Gyroid Infill pattern only. I find that Gyroid Infill is better at stabilizing the mold cavities in all dimensions. No material is needed. If your slicing program asks for s, simply decline. It's asking to the label on the bottom of the mold, and that is easily bridgeable.

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This work is licensed under a Standard Digital File License.

Digital files have a strict non-commercial, personal use only license.

You shall not share, sub-license, sell, rent, host, transfer, or distribute in any way the digital file or 3D printed versions of this object, nor any other derivative work of this object in its digital or physical format (including remixes of this object).

You can not host these files on other digital platforms, web stores or cloud repositories.

The objects may not be used in any way whatsoever in which you charge money, collect fees.

  • ✖ No sharing or redistributing in any way of the 3D files or derivatives

  • ✖ No remixing

  • ✖ Non-commercial Use (only for personal use) See Usage Rights Below

Hobbyist / Commercial Mold License / Commercial Bait Production Usage Rights

  • Hobbyist - Feel free to print and use these molds! If you take your hobby to the next level, and wish to use this mold in your production, please see the options below!

  • Commercial Bait Makers - This license is for hobby / testing purposes only. If you would like to sell baits produced from this mold, please message me and ask about a commercial production license. I charge $45 for this license, and will discount the $5 you paid for this file.

  • Mold Makers - If you would like to produce this mold for retail or commercial sales, please me. I design everything in Autodesk Fusion 360 with 3-axis machining in mind.

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3D printing settings

  • Layer Height: 0.10 to 0.20mm
  • Shells: 10-12
  • Infill Pattern: Gyroid
  • Infill Density: 25%

I recommend printing the mold at a layer height of 0.10 to 0.20mm with a minimum of 10 shells, with up to 12 shells being ideal. A thicker shell in each mold cavity will help prevent warping from the heat of hot plastisol. Print with 25% infill with the Gyroid Infill pattern only. I find that Gyroid Infill is better at stabilizing the mold cavities in all dimensions. No material is needed. If your slicing program asks for s, simply decline. It's asking to the label on the bottom of the mold, and that is easily bridgeable.

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