Bear Trap

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Bear Trap

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Bear clamp rubber band version (for all printers)
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I created this one because I just thought is was cool :D

 

THERE ARE 2 VERSIONS:

  • my first version uses the springs and pins that come from the bambu lab essential-kit-a, see below for the individual parts.

          For pins you could also use pieces of filament. 

 

  • the other version uses a rubber band instead of springs. The rubber band version uses all the same components, except for the 2 flippers which have a pin sticking out for the rubber band:

DOES IT WORK?

 

Yes it works!

spring version:

rubber band version:

 

DOES IT HURT?

Not really… but I guess if a little child puts his/her finger in there they will probably start crying, if that makes sense…

 

ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS:

 

Start with the base part:

place one of the 2 springs inside the base part, like in the picture. The springs are 1x5x3mm 120 Degree Torsion Spring (5PCS) - BC001 from bambu lab (see bill of material below) (skip this step for the rubber band version)

install one of the flippers (remove the support first), like so:

install a pin, 2x33mm length (brass or steel, doesnt matter). Make sure it goes through the coil of the spring. It should go all the way through the flipper part. (some people have also used a piece of filament, which I guess could also work but is less strong)

Now push the flipper down and install a pin (diameter 2, length 18mm) in the hole shown in the picture. This will keep the flipper down and makes it easy to install the other parts of the trap. (dont fully insert the pin, it needs to stick out and hold the flipper down) skip this step for the rubber band version

Do the same for the other side:

create the lever by gluing the round button on to the lever part:

install the lever part by aligning the holes and inserting a pin, 2x18mm:

place some 2x18mm pins inside the holes on the side. we will use them to assemble the 2 clamps:

Take the clamp with the little cut out in the middle. (this is where the lever holds it down)

fully insert the pins on both sides (just for that clamp):

same for the other clamp:

now activate the lever by pushing down the left clamp and tilting the lever up untill it holds down the clamp

remove the 2 pins that hold down the flippers:

For the rubber band version: now you can wrap the rubber band around the 2 pins:

done! the trap is now fully assembled:

 

you can also watch this video to see it assembled and working:

https://youtube.com/shorts/rAexcOGm9iw?si=NdqnLcWPnifpZ0nl 

At the end of the video I applied some vallejo paint called game color special fx, Corrosion, 72.608

Bill of Materials

Maker’s Supply Kits and Parts
Bambu Filaments
A00-D1-1.75-1000-SPLFREE
19.99 USD
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  • vallejo game color special fx, Corrosion, 72.608 x 1

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For very small bears
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lol
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but not small enough yet for tardigrades🤔
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it’s small enough to catch birds
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printed beautifully! I didn't know that you needed springs for it, so I didnt bother to get any. and at that point I didn't really want to go through the process of printing the rubber band version, so I just looped the rubber band under the flipping mechanism, and it actually works really well and, in my opinion, looks a lot better than the one designed specifically for the rubber bands
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Genius! I love that so many people find different ways to assemble it 🙂
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turned out awesome. I printed the pins. they were finicky but I got them all in.
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You printed the pins?? Haha ok 🙂 if it works it works
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Replying to @printchallenge :
yeah I made them from a primitive cylinder and sunk them in the plate a bit and printed them on there sides. They were pretty strong in petg.
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Magnificent! However, I don't understand how to assemble it… What type of screws should I use? And are there any springs to be included? Could you explain the steps in more detail, thank you very much
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These are the parts. For the pins you could also use pieces of filament. I will make a version where you can use a rubber band instead of metal springs… it will probably be ready tomorrow.
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Replying to @printchallenge :
Waiting on rubber band version. Bambu will take a while for the other parts.
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Replying to @user_1595564871 :
Rubber band version uploaded, it’s just the flipper parts which have changed
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so I didn’t actually have to use any of the supplies. I just used some toothpicks and elastic band and it works great.
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I used filament if that helps
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oh cool that’s smart and then you could melt the ends to make it stay
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The print is excellent, lacking metal rods I simply used filament, melting it with my 3D printer's nozzle I hope this helps someone
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amazing! Ive been just playing with this thing, I used to rubber band type. assembly was pretty easy. Worked perfect with a rag doll dummy I just printed. nice job
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lol I broke my dummy with it I used to many rubber bands.
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could you make one without the need for expensive materials, like with pen springs or something? if not all good! great print BTW
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Yeah maybe, but probably will not be as powerfull… if I find the time I will think about it and see what I can do…
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Replying to @printchallenge :
Thanks!
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Replying to @theofletcher246 :
I just cut a pen spring in half and used pliers to make it look somewhat like a tortion spring on the supplies list… and instead of using rods I just used filliment
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its so cool and cute i wish it would go back down when you press the pedals but other than that its perfect and simple
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Thanks!
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not good
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I’m afraid that’s due to your filament or your print settings
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Every other part looks perfect. You had one part fail and gave his profile a poor rating. 👎
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