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Queen cell wasp nest

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
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Pla white V2 All Printers
Pla white V2 All Printers
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High Speed only 1h13min PLA
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 Just in time for spring. This is a fast and eco friendly way to deter wasps from your home. This Queen cell nest is how all large wasps nest start out. And since wasps are very territorial, once there is an established nest, other queens will not try to nest in the area. At normal build speed this nest is done in under 90 minutes with the time easily being shortened by jumping to sport, or even ludicrous speed(fine quality in not necessary in this build) They are designed with a pre-sized hole to accept a deck screw for easy mounting to an deck or fence. 1 or 2 strategically placed around the average backyard is all it takes  to protect your little loved ones from some nasty stings Print in either grey or a light tan, PETG or PLA

  Just trying to come up with ideas and things for people to enjoy and share. Print on…….

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