Saltar al contenido
Centro3D
Menú
Masonry Nook: 100% Support-Free Wall Bird Feeder — modelo 3D

Masonry Nook: 100% Support-Free Wall Bird Feeder

por 3d C en Thangs

Stop wasting filament on supports! The Masonry Nook is an architectural bird feeder designed for a perfect printing experience. Featuring high-detail brick textures and a dual-compartment tray, it combines traditional looks with modern 3D printing logic.

Descargar en Thangs

Thangs entrega los archivos a usuarios con cuenta gratuita

Licencia

Revisa las condiciones

Standard Personal Use License

El autor usa su propia licencia. Revisa sus condiciones en la página original antes de compartir, modificar o vender.

Al descargar aceptas respetar la licencia y dar crédito a 3d C.

Archivos (2)
  • Bird Feeder.3mf 3MF · 84 KB
  • Bird Feeder.stl STL
Categoría
Jardín
Formatos
3MF, STL
Descargas
21
Publicado

Sobre este modelo

Stop wasting filament on supports! The Masonry Nook is an architectural bird feeder designed for a perfect printing experience. Featuring high-detail brick textures and a dual-compartment tray, it combines traditional looks with modern 3D printing logic.

Key Design Features:

Support-Free Geometry: Optimized angles ensure that every part of the roof and windows prints cleanly without any support material. Single Part Print: No assembly required. One file, one print, total functionality. Dual Trays: Divided base allows you to offer a variety of seeds or a small water station. Easy Mounting: Built-in keyhole hangers on the rear for a flush fit against fences, trees, or brick walls. Weatherproof Design: The steep-slanted roof ensures water runoff to keep the feed dry.

Recommended Print Settings:

Material: ASA or PETG is highly recommended for UV resistance and outdoor durability. Supports: NONE. Layer Height: 0.2mm - 0.24mm (the brick texture hides layer lines beautifully!). Walls/Perimeters: 3 for a strong, waterproof shell. Infill: 10-15% (Gyroid).

Please upload a 'Make' and leave a review! If you enjoy the model.

Descripción original del autor, publicada en Thangs.

Más de Jardín

Ver todo