Honey Drip Beehive

Wanted something to keep the keys of the wall, so decided to make a “shield” that somewhat resembles honey dripping down.

Added a guide bar to an empty hexagon to make aligning the two pieces easier, I used universal glue to join them.

Tips and Tricks

• For one “shield” you need to print at least one hexagon (preferably one with guide) and one drip variation.
• Hexagon are both in original and 90% scale. You need to choose the same scale as the “wallbase” was printed in!
• Drip variations don't need to be scaled, guide slot made to fit both "90%" and "Original" scale.
• Getting hexagons out again is VERY hard if pressed all the way in, especially blank ones, so make sure everything is as you want it before committing.
• If you are using a wide variation of drip you might want to print one or two of the blank hexagon so the “honey" is not dripping from empty slots.
• These are all meant to be placed under a hexagon with key attachment.
• Drip Variation Three have two guide grooves on the back. Only glue a hexagon to one of them, the distance is NOT measured! It will most likely not work with hexagons glued to both grooves at original scale! It might work at 90% scale, but test the fit first!

I have only printed the hexagons at 90% scale one as I printed the original “wallbase” in 90%. Both hexagon models are lifted from the original hexagon named “keyhook” so it should be all good in standard size as well, but do test before committing.