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I saw this online so I tried to make one. I have not tried it out but I will when the weather is warmer.
In the mean time, this is done.
I hope this works for trout and other small fish in our local lake.
I made this to use BB's for the weight.
Print ONLY the "Main Feeder Rig.stl" at a 45 degree angle with support, normal, touching buildplate settings. Also, it might be better to print the "Plug Feeder Rig.stl" and the "Tube Feeder Rig.stl" with the Main Feeder Rig file on a raft because the plug is small and you might have problems printing it by itself.
I forgot about the size:
Length: 60mm
Width: 35mm
Height: 26.40mm
Here one of many videos on how to set one up:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3TjpPwyMgBk
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