Covered Tray Bird Feeder

The roof is on one plate and the base is on a second plate. They are sized to fit each other perfectly. If you resize please do so together at the same time. It is difficult to do each one on their own. I provided simple settings that have printed with no issues. The main profile has been test printed 14 times and each piece came out great. I used Bambu PLA Basic, Bambu PLA Tough+ and Sunlu PLA+ 2.0. The 4 posts are fairly sturdy and I have not had any break yet. I was cautious due to the posts being tall and slender. To assemble all you do is put a couple drops of cyanoacrylate glue (super glue or similar) on the inside walls of each post opening and then gently put the roof down on top of the base while carefuly lining up the posts into the holes. Then push downward on the roof until it has reached the end of the holes. Let is sit the appropriate amount of time to let the glue cure. Thats it. As a side note, before applying glue I would try to assemble the roof and base to assure the pieces fit together. If they do not then you may need to lightly sand around the very top portion of the posts that enter the roof until the pieces fit nicely. Then proceed to glue. I recomend using about 1' or 30cm of chain to connect to each loop and join all 4 together using a loop or hook. Then hang from that point. Similar to what I am doing in my pictures. It is difficult to get the rope to be equal because of the knots. They are never the same for some reason. If possible try to hang out of reach of somewhere a squirrel can climb. They like to chew things. I made one of these for my neighbor and hers is chewed up. It still works but you can see where the little critters are having fun nawing on it. A little story around this project, I love birds. I love having a variety of species around my house. You would never guess how many types of birds are around until you sit and watch a heavily used bird feeder. The right seed makes the difference. For personal reasons my family has a