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Giant Articulated Spider 2.0

202 downloads · 2 years ago · This is a giant articulated spider that measures 50cm or 20” across when built but can be printed on

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This is a giant articulated spider that measures 50cm or 20” across when built but can be printed on a 240mm or larger bed. The legs are all articulated with click joints, so you can animate the spider however you want. The entire model is snap-together, no hardware fasteners or glue is required.

100% printed - no hardware, fasteners, or adhesives required. No additional support is required.

See my blog for more details and other product info… https://www.logicalplanet.com/

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60% scale which is still pretty big.
Print finer than 0.2

Community Makes (1)

Discussions

howardm1 month ago

60% scale which is still pretty big. Print finer than 0.2

PrinterBambu Lab P1S

MaterialPLA+

howardm1 month ago

At full size, this thing must really be Giant. I printed at 60% and it still has 8x11 footprint.

If you print it small, consider changing the line width from 0.2 to 0.12 to better print the teeth. One other thing was when I used a different brand for the red vs. the black, I had to reprint the joint pieces 98.5% to get them to engage the clicker.

logicalplanet1 month ago

Thank you for the feedback

glennsneff2 years ago

I don't see the eyes in the files. Did they get left out somehow?

logicalplanet2 years ago

Again, my apologies, I was travelling and just got back now. I have uploaded the eyes to the posting as an additional file.

logicalplanet2 years ago

Yes, I am so sorry. I missed including them. I will add them as soon as I can.

hachem2 years ago

Nice model! Is there room inside the body for a servo motor and a linkage bar?

logicalplanet2 years ago

Great idea. Thank you. I did not consider that. It would be a great addition. If you can send me some info on a specific servo and what movement you would want to create I could explore the idea.