Why not, seeing the Ape and Turtle are liked I thought I’d have another go at creating a zoo.
After printing the support should snap of easy by twisting it and the snake is fully functional. There will be a little support left in the ball joints but this will fall out by playing with it.
It’s a friendly snake that does’t bite or strangle, and it’s free to try!
I do appreciate feedback if you print it ;o)
In the last few months I was happy to collaborate with ESA developing a casing for the Cryptography ICE Cube experiment. The part I was carry on »
Together with Protorc3D we developed a 3D printed scale model of a Stork Thermeq industrial deaerator for showcase uses. I’m responsible for all the 3D carry on »
Another great project for Enerpac together with Protorq3D This time I needed to make a production drawing ready for 3D printing on a 1:25 scale. Also this model is fully functional carry on »
Together with Dennis Carty from Protorq3D, I designed and printed the MBL600 cantry from Enerpac. Enerpac wanted a scale model of the cantry to give carry on »
A small collection of the drawing and milling work I did in the last period for several different clients. Most of these models are going carry on »
Huka Oldenzaal asked to have a model made from one of their special bikes to give to the parents of a boy who used this carry on »
For Karsten Adviesbureau I delivered the 3D drawings to fabricate the Collectorpan, a new and innovative kind of solar-panel. The nice thing about this solar-panel carry on »
Made this thing for promotional purposes, it’s the heraldic motif Saxon Steed. A lot local companies and the soccer club FC Twente use it in their carry on »
My dad used to make these for us from wooden balls when we were kids, but we got 3D printers now so this is a carry on »
I like it a lot to creating something movable that you can print pre-assembled, so I made a little friend for the Ape figurine. Feel carry on »
