Double-color Bee toothpick holder

Print all the parts in colors you like (should be yellow and black or dark grey) and glue the parts printed from the ‘bee body’ folder using a hot glue or superglue. I printed it from yellow and dark green color plastics and fixed the parts with superglue. 

The wings of the bee (“bee_wing_flat.stl” or “bee_wing_flat.step” ) are flat, but you can shape them using a hot fan to curve them a little bit. You can print 2 or 4 wings and stick them into the slots on the "bee_body_p1.stl" or "bee_body_p1.step" body part (I printed 4 ). 

Optionally you can try to print the curved models of the bee wings, which I actually designed only for the picture rather than printing (see files “bee_wing_v.stl” or “bee_wing_curved.step” ). If you gonna print the curved wings, for that you'll definitely need the supports.

Two other parts, which I recommend to print with supports:

1. “bee_body_p1.stl” or “bee_body_p1.step”
2. “bee_head.stl” or “bee_head.step”

For the rest of the parts NO SUPPORTS NEEDED

The parts from the "bee eye parts STL" or "bee eye parts STL" folders need to be fixed together using a hot glue or superglue - that are the eyes of the bee, which then should be glued to the head of the bee ('bee_head.stl' / 'bee_head.step' ). Actually "bee_eye_1_1.stl" / "bee_eye_1_1.step" parts can be printed from white plastic, but I printed them from yellow plastic because of the rules in “Dual-colour single extruder” contest.

Put the toothpicks inside the bee body. Screw up the head of the bee ('bee_head.stl' / 'bee_head.step' )  and use it. 

To get the toothpick from the bee holder, just shake it a little bit and you'll get the toothpick from the side, where usually the bee sting appears ))) 

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