Octogonal Bird Feeder

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Octogonal Bird Feeder

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0.2mm layer, 5 walls, 15% infill
0.2mm layer, 5 walls, 15% infill
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8 plates
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This is a very simple to assembly octogonal bird feeder

Beyond the printed part, you need the following material :

1x M10 nut (inox is better) to be included in the basement during printing

1x Screw “Wood to DIN” M10

8x M6 x 20mm Conic head screws

8x Wood bar Diam 10mm x 113mm lenght

8x Plexi glasses 135mm x 75mm x 3mm max thickness

 

assembly branches in the basement, then put the branches through the lower plate holes.

insert the 8x glasses in the slots between the branches and screw the upper plate on the branches with the M6x20 screws

position the 8 roof panels around the central cylinder and pay attention to insert them between the upper plate spurs, and then screw the blocking ring onto the roof panels to maintain it along with the center cylinder.

Screw the feeder on a wooden stake where you previously screwed the “wood to DIN”.

Fill with food and close the top of the feeder with the last printed part.

insert the wooden bars between the low part of the branches to allow birds to land around the feeder.

 

I just finished printing the 1st sample in PETG with out major difficulties.

DON'T FORGET TO DISABLE SUPPORTS TO PRINT THE BASE !!!(Else it will be a little bit hard to include the nut !)

Support are needed to print the roof as the cantilevered part will not print correctly without. The print file I share is with the roof panels with 10° of tilt, to allow each tile to be printed flat, which provides with a better look. You can print the roof panels flat and earn some time but keep support for the cantilever !

You need to print 8 of the roofs panels, so you've to print 3 time the plate n°7, and you could suppress one of the pieces for the third print.

 

Looking forward reading your comments and seeing your personnal prints !

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Are you supposed to remove a portion of the underside of the top cap (with the hanging ring)? The bottom of it is perfectly flush, such that the threading is not exposed on the underside, and therefore cannot grab onto the threading of the top of the roof.
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were you able to figure it out? I’m having the same issue
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Replying to @user_418277986 :
In a manner of speaking. I used an exacto knife to cut out a space for it to thread, then used a very fine file to clean up the threads. All said and done, It worked very well and it connects and threads nicely now.
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I had the same issue, so, I reprinted the top at 101% and it allowed it to be jointed and threaded onto the base.
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good stuff, I ruined a top piece trying to thread it onto the neck, and broke the small threads if the neck in the process, so I just combined the top hat with a copy of the collar in my slicer and used the extra wider threads to screw it together. Not really sure how strong the top ring is going to be but for now I'm really pleased with this design.
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how many #s of seed does it hold?
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I didn't weight when I filled one up but it roughly felt like 3ish lbs
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Other Issues:pas de vis ne fonctionne pas tuiles à séparer
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