About this 3D model

A long-held ambition, conceived during my secondary school years, was to design a fishing lure and use it to actually catch fish. The design underwent numerous iterations in pursuit of optimal swimming action, though it may still possess imperfections. Yet, its significance remains profound; it represents my inaugural foray into design and 3D printing. Most components utilize standardized parts: weighted stainless steel beads, a figure-eight connecting ring, and cylindrical pins. Stainless steel beads and cylindrical pins are readily available, easily located via online marketplaces; as common mechanical components, they are widely accessible. However, fishing-specific figure-eight rings may require additional effort (a purchasable link is available here: https://e.tb.cn/h.Tm4kyegyEte0NdR?tk=SZNoeVMk96F ) Detailed Dimensions: Stainless Steel Beads: 4mm diameter Cylindrical Pins: 10mm length, 2mm diameter Figure-Eight Connecting Rings: 11mm/9.5mm length Assembly is illustrated below. The lure body utilizes an 11mm connecting ring and a cylindrical pin, while the hook uses a 9.5mm ring. Three stainless steel beads are placed in the head's cavity, with one bead each in the corresponding recesses of the second and third sections. Final assembled dimensions: Weight: 9.5g Length: 9 cm Please apply adhesive before printing, unless you are certain glue-free printing will succeed. I want to avoid any printer configuration issues being wrongly attributed to design flaws in my model.