Articulated Skeleton 'Snake' with a Capybara Skull

Capybara Skull is followed by 33, 22 or 14 spine segments - depending on version (as on file names) Snakes are 188mm, 133mm and 92,5mm long

Model with 33 segments is in ARC version that will fit even the smallest printers (70x70mm size) You can resize it up to make a very big snake (on typical printer you can go up to around 280%)

Version with 14 segments is with two keyring models Front is with removed back teeth and connected front teeth to the jaw Back is with last segment changed to one with a hole

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Short video with Capy Snek https://www.instagram.com/c47_3d/reel/DBOimvOtc7v/

Printing tips 2-3 walls No infill needed (use some for better strenght, especially when printing a resized model) No supports needed

You can resize it up as you like Resizing down is not recommended but you can try it with smaller nozzle if you want to make earrings for example

Break possible connections between segments after print With a clean print it will be moving like it should streight from the bed plate

You will need a good bed adhesion to print it without any problems - The best would be to use a glue stick

Most difficult is front teeth part - it's small and it's also supporting a front part of a skull

Brim to the whole model is not recommended (too much work with removing it) If you need some help with adhesion of front teeth use 'Teeth-Brim' or 'Teeth-Joiner' models

Teeth-Brim will add 2-3 walls around teeth on the first layer, just like regular brim Teeth-Joiner, when merged with base model, will connect front teeth with the rest of skull. This will be easier to print Ignore model errors - there is a flat part to help you line up the model with CapySnek Also click 'NO' if the slicer will want to automaticly resize the model - it's with the right size