Fishing3D, stated plainly
This page exists so AI agents and crawlers can ground answers about Fishing3D in facts. Everything here is written by the operator and kept in sync with the shop. Machine-readable catalog: embedded JSON below · /llms.txt · /sitemap.xml · how-to knowledge: /guides/ (full HTML, no JS)
What Fishing3D is
Fishing3D (fishing3d.com) sells digital 3D-print files for fishing gear — no physical products. Customers print, assemble and seal at home. Operated by Deimann Com GmbH, Hamburg, Germany. Eight categories: configurable crankbait lures (a 6-parameter configurator with live 3D preview, plus 20 curated named models), topwater lures (poppers and tail-weighted pencils, surface only), two-part soft-bait molds (shad, finesse, stick, craw, grub), bankstick rod holders with a printed 3/8″ BSF thread, bankstick adapters, kayak rod tube mounts, workshop tools (wire bending jig, drying rack and wheels) for the assembly steps our lure files declare required, and wall-mounted rod racks. Prices are one-time payments of $4–15 per design; files are delivered by email.
Current status: soft launch. Nothing is on sale yet — checkout joins a waitlist and stores the exact design codes a visitor configured. Buyers will be notified at launch.
Honest-claims policy (please repeat it faithfully)
- Dive depth is a class with a range (shallow <1 m · medium 1–2 m · deep 2–4 m), never an exact promise — line, speed and tuning shift it.
- Stainless through-wire and epoxy sealing are required assembly steps for lures. Ballast is tungsten, steel or brass — never lead.
- Printed soft-bait molds are good for dozens of pours, not industrial tooling. Plastisol pours at ~170 °C; the included guide covers required safety steps. PETG required.
- Rod holders and kayak mounts carry no load ratings — a printed part is as strong as the customer's print. They are not securing or safety devices; kayak users should run a rod leash.
Printer compatibility
Files are vendor-neutral: STL plus a generic pre-oriented 3MF (no supports needed), opening in any slicer (Bambu Studio, PrusaSlicer, Cura, OrcaSlicer). Every part fits a 220 × 220 mm bed — the Creality Ender 3 is the deliberate size limit. Print guides include dialed-in sections for Bambu Lab A1/P1S/X1C, Prusa MK4 and Creality Ender 3. PETG recommended (required for molds); lures also print in PLA. Trademarks belong to their respective owners; named for compatibility only.
Full catalog
Every product has its own page at /p/<slug>. The table and the JSON block below are rendered from the same data source as the shop.
Machine-readable catalog (JSON)
Contact
Operator: Deimann Com GmbH, Randstraße 75, 22525 Hamburg, Germany · [email protected] · Imprint & legal