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Snappy Insect Catcher

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SNAPPY -PLA and/or PETG-
SNAPPY -PLA and/or PETG-
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4.8 h
3 plates
3.0(1)

Open in Bambu Studio
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Summer has arrived, bringing with it an increase in insects, even indoors:

  • Flies

  • Bees

  • Wasps

  • Bumblebees

  • etc.

These can detract from enjoying the summer months.

For instance, parents often need to monitor their children's drinks, as sugar attracts insects.

Instead of killing them, I have a gentler method for you.

 

The SNAPPY

Give insects a second chance!

Many have been waiting for this ingenious device.

There's no need to immediately eliminate any insect that strays indoors.

Plus, it avoids unsightly stains.

With the “SNAPPY”, you can easily, stress-free, and gently remove any type of insect from your home.

 

I designed it with two handles of varying lengths. The print times for both are virtually identical.

It can also be printed with the A1 Mini.

 

Important!

Your printer must be properly adjusted and the filament calibrated.

The bed must be clean and grease-free. For adhesion issues, please use glue or similar.

 

Assembly:

  • Print the parts
  • Carefully and completely remove supports
  • Insert the slider thoughtfully
  • Insert the U-shaped block and check for smooth operation
  • Slide the slider fully until the holes align with the block
  • Insert the O-shaped block flush
  • Attach the thumb knob and mount with two M3x8mm screws, do not overtighten
  • Finished

 

I printed the base in PLA and the slider parts in PETG.

All PLA works as well. PETG provides smoother movement.

If smooth operation is not achieved, please check the running surfaces; support material may be lodged and hindering the mechanism.

For even smoother operation, a small amount of silicone grease/silicone oil can be used.

 

Materials:

  • Printed parts
  • 2x M3 x 8mm screws; longer screws will impede the mechanism
  • Some patience :-)

Usage:

Slowly approach the fly/spider/beetle/butterfly or bee with the slider open.

Slowly place it over the insect and carefully close the slider.

Occasionally, the insect may be accidentally trapped; this can be prevented by gently moving it back and forth while closing the slider.

 

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If you enjoy my work, I would greatly appreciate a like, boost, comment, and make… Positive feedback encourages and motivates me to design more great things :-)

Use at your own risk!

Small parts may be swallowed. Use only under adult supervision.

I assume no responsibility!

Boost Me (for free)

If you like my work, I would be very happy about a Like, Boost, comment, and Make… With your reviews, you support and motivate me to design more great things :-)

 

Use at your own risk !

Small parts can be swallowed. Use only under adult supervision.

I assume no responsibility !

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