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Rooster Sponge Holder
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My Mother in law has a chicken theme in her kitchen and I wanted to 3D print a gift that was semi practical.
This rooster has a slot that fits a commonly used sponge (20mm x 70mm) and has drainage for excess water that will go out of the rooster's mouth.
Yet to be printed, but will likely need supports for the head and tail.
I have uploaded the 'Mohawk' version for a smaller Rooster, but if you would prefer a larger holder that holds the sponge width wise, I have included that as well.
-------------UPDATE-------------
After starting a print of this I realized that my printer has a bit of wiggle on taller prints and I didn't want to chance getting 90% done this and having a support or leg break, so I split the model in half and made the legs a seperate piece. I plan on glueing the halves and legs together for the final piece, this is going to save a bunch of supports and lower the risk.
My cut down the middle didn't provide the perfect seam that I wanted, so I am
This rooster has a slot that fits a commonly used sponge (20mm x 70mm) and has drainage for excess water that will go out of the rooster's mouth.
Yet to be printed, but will likely need supports for the head and tail.
I have uploaded the 'Mohawk' version for a smaller Rooster, but if you would prefer a larger holder that holds the sponge width wise, I have included that as well.
-------------UPDATE-------------
After starting a print of this I realized that my printer has a bit of wiggle on taller prints and I didn't want to chance getting 90% done this and having a support or leg break, so I split the model in half and made the legs a seperate piece. I plan on glueing the halves and legs together for the final piece, this is going to save a bunch of supports and lower the risk.
My cut down the middle didn't provide the perfect seam that I wanted, so I am
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