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Squirrel Penthouse
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This feeder was designed specifically for squirrels and is intended for installation on the windowsill of apartments and other multi-storey buildings.
Dimensions
Length: 648 mm
Width: 258 mm
Height: 304 mm
Please note that this is a large model. Printing it will take a considerable amount of time and require a significant amount of filament.
The complete model will not fit on most standard 3D printers. You will need to split it into suitable parts yourself, depending on the build volume of your printer and your preferred assembly method.
The feeder has a removable central section that can be easily taken out, washed separately, and then placed back inside.
The design includes two L-shaped entrances. These make it more difficult for crows and other large birds to enter, while still allowing squirrels to use the feeder safely and comfortably.
Transparent panels are not included with the model. You will need to source and cut thin plexiglass, acrylic, or another sui
Dimensions
Length: 648 mm
Width: 258 mm
Height: 304 mm
Please note that this is a large model. Printing it will take a considerable amount of time and require a significant amount of filament.
The complete model will not fit on most standard 3D printers. You will need to split it into suitable parts yourself, depending on the build volume of your printer and your preferred assembly method.
The feeder has a removable central section that can be easily taken out, washed separately, and then placed back inside.
The design includes two L-shaped entrances. These make it more difficult for crows and other large birds to enter, while still allowing squirrels to use the feeder safely and comfortably.
Transparent panels are not included with the model. You will need to source and cut thin plexiglass, acrylic, or another sui
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