6 years later and this is still relevant. Thanks.

Correction regarding PETG - it's not made from old drink bottles as it is a modified polymer. Beverage containers are made from PET/PETE which has a higher melting point and is prone to crystalization when melted and cooled too slowly. PETG has a lower melting point and is not prone to crystalization.

How did you delete the stuff??

great work man what did you use for that gel that stuck to glass please maybe im being lazy also and hopimng for a response hahaha

Not really a video on how to make jig skirts but more on ‘How I made something to show everyone a video on how I made something’

thanx bro :)

Thanks man! Fixed it!

Is the reeds used 3d printed as well?

If the law permits, I'd like to cast these in aluminum, using a steel tube, as the weight. The tubes would be drilled and stuffed with rags. Soaked in kerosene and lit. The targets, would be steel pans filled with gravel and Gasoline. Obviously, not for kids. But I believe this could be an Olympic sport.

hey man! I've just gotta say i was watching your video and u blew my mind with the "I measured it to be 10mm, then you smart dimensioned the part of that picture!! 🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯

Yep, you definitely need a lower output pump.

Looks like Tinkercad has changed in that one is not allowed to duplicate an imported STL object. You can duplicate your own objects but not imported. If you select an imported STL object, the duplicate button goes grey and CTRL D does not work.

Dude! Can you help us with replacement for, 'The Knitting Barber"? Tell us the cheap replacement, please

Hey boss, just found ya. Great Job. I'm going to try this.

gonna print em soon def cool stuff

Laser cutting gaskets is also increasing in popularity and that means more people selling machines after they give up a hobby. The world can never have too many ways to make gaskets.

Great info!! Thank you sir

"And then you do this"...clicks on something and doesn't tell you what....."There you go, and done..." sheesh.

great job!!

would you be interested in sharing your stl files

what is a 608zed zed bushing?

This was a super helpful video and clearly explained the strategies around adding and subtracting shapes to an existing STL file. Thanks!

just started playing with a buddy's old printer and your video saved the day

Would this work with a resin printer

Man I would love to see a video on the design software you used and how to use it. I have a 3D printer for my business but when it not in use I love making useful stuff for hunting. New to design and know very little about it.

What a novel idea! I like it! Great presentation. Now I'm off to check your other videos. Thanks for this.

Double reed makes a good noise. That echo you’re using for a baseline sounds like crap lol

Extraordinary. Thanks

Thanks for the advice I now have a pack of welding rods winging their way to me

Ive printed these out. They work great. Thanks for posting the files :)

Jarts were so much fun. When I was a kid I had a set and would pretend the rings were cities and the darts atomic bombs. I am now looking for an old set having lost mine in a garage fire. I thought about making them as you did here but I knew that 3d printing of the fins would not work out as they would be brittle. I just watched another video where a guy bought a set of the new lame darts and used the fins from those. He cut the tail piece and they slide right off. Now I'm thinking about making these again.

I know this video is 4 years old, but do you sell the reed dimpler?

Use a little Drexel drill bit and epoxy the weed guard in the drilled hole

Bro I need a mold or 2!!! Can I buy from you?

Great video, easy to understand, a lot of information, thank you for making it.

You selected them all then grouped them but then they disappeared? wtf

You went way too fast on this video and didn't explain well at all

I am I need of that Chuck.

why arent you just 3d printing these?

Holy crap thank you so much

is there a file foe the reed design if there is could you post a link to get to it

I mean realistically this did answer my question because I don't have Nylon filament, but I would've loved to see how it compares and if its price competitive.

Way too much air in my opinion but I see you figured that out. Good video.

How much would you charge me to make the fins for me?

I am shickeled titless! I just learned about tinkercad and still couldn't figure it out. Your video about molds opened my mind. I have always (for the last two years) thought of 3D printing as the mold of the future, but I never thought I was making a mold. I was making a prototype. I knew it was a mold but I didn't think of my Open SCAD as a mold, even though I did, but I know 3D the new mold. But, the mold I thought it is, was only an image. I came to tinkerCAD because it is visual. But, until now, with your video, I was unable to negotiate the program. I don't even know if I need to download it. I am thankful for your video. If I sound crazy, it is because I am happy.

Hey buddy, what about the flyrod grip?

Mine from 2016 no longer cycles. The motor constantly runs and it barely increases the pressure. No external leaks. Took apart and be careful of the thick oil that comes out after the 3 big allen screws are removed. Pressure switch that has an o-ring on it was threaded in crooked but was not leaking. Plastic around outside of pressure switch had some rusty screws that seemed to have stripped threads and plastic still will not open with them removed. A plastic "can" inside water part of pressure switch was cracked on one side which would allow water to go from the high side to low side but there is also an engineered hole that will do that so not sure how it works. Strange that the last winter was the one that I disconnected both hoses yet it was the one that damaged it.

Can you print flyrod grips?

Do you have an stl for this tool on thingyverse

OMGOSH, thanks for the tip !