Everything you need. Nothing you don't.
A printed body becomes a fishing lure through about two euros of hardware — and a mold, holder or mount needs even less. This is the complete, honest list we would buy ourselves: no filler, one good pick per part. Sizes for your specific build are always in your parts list.
Starting from zero? Printer, one white spool, hardware and epoxy land under roughly €250 all-in — and the printer is the only real investment; everything after that is cents per lure. The design files are the part you get from us.
Lure hardware
Everything between the printed body and the fish. Your parts list names the exact sizes for your build.
Treble hooks (VMC)Your parts list names the exact size — #6, #4 or #2.
Stainless split rings 3–5 mmConnect hooks to the wire eyes — stainless only near water.
Stainless wire 1.0 mm (304)For the required through-wire. Straight, formable, rustproof.
Tungsten putty (lead-free ballast)Fine-tune buoyancy at the water. We never recommend lead.Sealing & finish
The seal is required — the paint is the fun part. Both live under the same epoxy top coat.
Printing
A 220 × 220 mm bed and one spool of PETG cover every file in the catalog. If you already own a printer, you are set — if not, the SE is enough and the KE is the same bed with the annoyances removed.
Creality Ender-3 V3 SEThe 220 × 220 mm class every file is designed around.
Creality Ender-3 V3 KESame 220 × 220 bed, with the annoyances removed: auto-leveling, faster. Convenience, not capability.
PETG filament, white 1 kg (SUNLU)The paint base. White body = primer already on — and sealed raw it reads as classic bone.
PETG filament 1.75 mmThe material we design for — tough, water-safe, easy to print.
Filament dry box with fanPETG pulls moisture in days. Dry filament prints stronger lures — this is the one accessory that earns its space.Molds & mounting
For soft-bait molds, rod holders, kayak mounts and racks.
