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0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 10% infill
0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 10% infill
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Description

🐻 Pop‑Up Peek‑a‑Boo Bear Toy

Add a touch of woodland wonder to playtime! This interactive pop‑up bear box features a mountain‑camp scene with tents and trees. Push one bear down and—like magic—another pops up to say hello. Each bear rises in turn, creating a playful peek‑a‑boo rhythm that delights kids and adults alike.

Hand‑crafted for smooth motion and vibrant detail, it’s perfect for makers who love mechanical whimsy and nature‑inspired design. Great for display, teaching motion mechanics, or simply sparking smiles.  

🧩 Build Instructions

  1. Print all files (two sets of legs and fascia).
  2. Slide bears into their slots.
  3. Insert guides so flat sides meet the bears (align side cutouts).
  4. Feed the axle through side holes, attaching the four cams at 0°, 90°, 180°, 270° (see photos).
  5. Attach one side with screws.
  6. Slide fascias into the gaps on that side.
  7. Attach the second side, aligning fascia.
  8. Test the motion — initial stiffness is normal; gentle use or light sanding of cam tips (like sharpening a knife) improves action.

👶 Child‑Use Notes

All edges are rounded to prevent cuts and bumps. A slight pinch hazard exists at the open peg tops, but the bears aren’t fixed to the guides, allowing flex and reducing risk.  Frankly, it's more fun to see the bears twist and bounce anyways!

 

Fascia pieces may break into small parts; for young children, glue fascias in place after alignment (step 6). If preferred, omit them entirely—the toy works just as well without them.

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