Centrifugal Silicone Lure Casting Machine – Fan & PET Bottle
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Centrifugal Casting Machine for Soft Plastic Fishing Lures
Turn a common PC fan and a PET bottle into a fully functional centrifuge for pouring silicone baits. This 3D-printed kit provides all the adapters and mounts you need to build your own budget-friendly soft lure injector – no lathe, no welding, just print, assemble and start pouring!
What you’ll get:
[9 STL files] STL files (supports optional/required – details inside the ZIP)
Parts designed for standard 120mm PC fans and 1.5L/2L PET bottles
Assembly guide with step-by-step photos (PDF included / link in the ZIP)
What you’ll need (not included):
PC case fan (12V, 120 mm recommended)
PET bottle (1.5–2 L, straight wall better)
Silicone rubber + hardener for soft baits (RTV-2)
Your own lure molds (or 3D-printed molds – see my other models)
12V power supply or battery pack
Zip ties / screws for mounting
Why this machine?
Zero vibrations that ruin silicone curing
Constant rotation speed for bubble-free pours
Costs pennies compared to commercial centrifuges
Perfect for home lure makers and DIY fishing enthusiasts
🎣 Watch the full build & casting video here: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OSrF20JEaBs]
⚙ 3D Printing Recommendations
First layer height: 0.20 mm
Subsequent layer height: 0.15 mm
Material: PETG
Additional Tips
Use a heated bed (around 70–80 °C) for better adhesion.
Nozzle temperature is usually in the range of 230–250 °C for PETG.
Recommended print speed: 40–60 mm/s to avoid stringing and ensure accuracy.
For PETG, it’s helpful to enable low fan speed (20–40%) so parts don’t overheat but layers still bond well.