Shattered Spider: Anamorphic Peephole Illusion
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39 black shards that snap into one spider when you look through the peephole. A creepy Halloween desk piece.
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Model information
- Source
- Printables
- Category
- Puzzles & Brain-teasers
- License
- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial
39 black shards float in the air in front of a white card. Look through the white peephole post and they snap together into one complete spider. Step to the side and it breaks apart again. A creepy desk piece and a great Halloween trick. This is an original design.
How it works: the spider only assembles from one exact spot. That spot is the hole in the white peephole post at the end of the sight arm (second photo). Put your eye right at the hole and the shards line up.
What you need: CA (super) glue to fix the rods into the backdrop. The fit is snug, but glue makes it permanent.
Parts (43): 39 shards, each with its own support rod; backdrop; base plate; sight arm (joins the base with a dovetail); peephole post.
Files: ready-to-print 3MF for Bambu Lab H2D (one plate, colours set).
Print settings: 0.4 mm nozzle, 0.20 mm layers, PLA. No supports. Every part prints flat. The shards print face-down with their rods standing up.
Colours: black for the shards, white for everything else. Best printed slowly. Some rods are tall and thin, so let them cool.
Print time / material: about 5 h 02 min, about 165 g (one plate, slicer estimate).
Assembly: 1. Push each shard's rod into its own hole in the backdrop. Every rod fits only its own hole. 2. Slot the backdrop into the base.
3. Join the sight arm to the base with the dovetail. 4. Stand the peephole post in the arm.
AI-assisted design. All images are renders.
Personal use only. Reselling, redistributing or sharing the files, or selling the models or prints, is not allowed.
