Summary

Got extra corks around from all the wine you've been drinking this Christmas? Make some cork scorpions with the kids! My son had a business fair project to come up with a product, and this is what we designed. Looks great in glow in the dark plastic.

Instructions

I've had best luck with

.2mm layer
20% infill
rafts and supports on (you might be able to get the tail to print with no supports, but everything else needs them)

The legs have built in supports in addition to having supports turned on. They are relatively easy to remove with pliers after the print.

Once you have all the parts printed, cut up your cork with an xacto knife and insert the legs. Then get the tail in (make sure it is at the right angle). Then get the claws in. Glue is optional to hold the pieces to the cork, but can't hurt if your kids are bruisers. This is more for looking at than playing with

Cork Scorpion