Rattle Snake

myminifactory

A Classic Wooden Toy Transformed for Modern 3D Printing. Visit this link to learn how to create a wooden toy snake using 3D printing technology: http://www.instructables.com/id/Wooden-Toy-Snake/ To start, print the body at a 45-degree angle around the z-axis, ensuring it fits comfortably on your printer's bed. If needed, scale down the design to accommodate your specific setup. Note that the end disks of the snake's body are intentionally thinner than the rest, allowing for seamless gluing together of multiple elements. Prints in PLA material without support structures work well, but keep in mind that printing with zero infill may result in a lengthy print session. For the tail and head components, which require printing flat side down, low infill percentages (10-20%) are acceptable. If you're interested in experimenting with the design, feel free to modify it using the provided OpenSCAD files. The creator welcomes any improvements, especially for a more realistic head design – please share your creations if you can bring your artistic vision to life! In case of minor damage to the printed parts, simply sand the surfaces and bond them together again. Despite this repair, the snake will still retain its flexibility.