‘Fancy’ Hobo Fishing Rod 3D Printer Model
The file '‘Fancy’ Hobo Fishing Rod 3D Printer Model' is (stl) file type, size is 5.2MB.
The file '‘Fancy’ Hobo Fishing Rod 3D Printer Model' is (stl) file type, size is 5.2MB.
This is a variant of my own 'The Hobo Fishing Rod - 2024 edition'. Though mainly a 'see if I can pull this off'-project, it turned out to work just fine. As part of the project, I've also made my first video to show how it works. Have a look: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WCQHQmNcg_c
please note I've also included a handle-free top that you can use if the handle-top variant should give you any trouble (instead of having to print out an entirely new reel from one of my other variants).
Also note - and this is important - that the 'Top.stl' is a print-in-place model with an inside movable part. The tolerance is tight, and on a couple of my test prints the part looked as if it had melted somewhat together. I had to use quite a bit of force to loosen the parts and make them work, so ensure your printer is calibrated right :-). With this in mind I suggest you print this part first, so if it fails, at least you have not spent filament on the other parts :-)
What is a Hobo reel?
Hand reels (also known as Hobo reels) are simple but very compact alternatives to normal fishing rods. You won't be able to cast as far or feel/snag the fish as easily as with a normal rod, but they are lightweight and take very little space in your backpack, and come with compartments inside to store lures and floats.
| Bottom_Cap.stl | 1.0MB | |
| Container.stl | 154.0KB | |
| Containers.stl | 294.3KB | |
| Floater.stl | 253.3KB | |
| Floater_Plug.stl | 87.3KB | |
| Handle.stl | 120.7KB | |
| Main_Handle.stl | 2.6MB | |
| Top.stl | 2.9MB | |
| Top_Cap.stl | 1.9MB | |
| Top_Normal.stl | 2.2MB |
