Wiggly Woodpecker - Articulated Fidget Woodpecker - Ludo Animal
The Wiggly Woodpecker
This Fidget Woodpecker is designed to printed with no supports. All the joints articulate right off the build plate. Simply press the beak into place. The wings 'flap' and the feet pop out, making it a very fun fidget toy.
Printing This print requires a multi-color printer (unless you want to hand-paint the model). Use the included Easy Print File for the pre-colored model to make printing easier!
Print at 0.2mm layer height. Use adaptive layers to get a smoother top surface.
Assembly Press the Beak into the head. If you'd like a more secure joint, glue the beak into the head.
This model is available with a hole cut for keychains. (Provided in the Easy Print 3mf only) Key chain
Filaments I Used: Some of these contain affiliate links
Black: Bambu Charcoal
White: Bambu Ivory White
Red: Bambu Dark Red
Wiggly Woodpecker - Articulated Fidget Woodpecker - Ludo Animal
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Can we ask for the birds to have a version where their beaks are attached with a built in support? I joined for the birds, but having to glue hundreds of them is not my jam...
Hi, thank you so much for the feedback. We will take this into consideration. For the time being, you can manually do this in the slicer, if you would like to. Here is a link explaining exactly how to do it in Bambu Studio: https://wiki.bambulab.com/en/software/bambu-studio/stacking-objects