Luxury hamster house with rooftop sand pool
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It's a nice little house for hamsters that have been named, "Cheddar".
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Awhile back, I was playing around with TinkerCAD and made a hamster house. The result is a cozy contemporary style dwelling for a hamster. It is well appointed with ONE (1) room, a cRaZY octagonal window, a rooftop sand pool with cheddar cheese wedge feature, and the name “Cheddar” emblazoned across the front in a stunning beveled font (so that you know whose house this is). I also designed the base such that bedding would more or less keep it in place.
I would post a picture of the end result, but…the hamster eventually chewed it up after a few months, so it looked like a fixer-upper. Also the hamster is dead, so we threw it away and I never had a reason re-print it. Don't worry, the house didn't kill the hamster, it was just really old. I made this model over 3 years ago and the hamster was already 2 years old at that point. So…--wait, why are you calling the police?
ANYWAY!
In all seriousness. Plenty of folks printing houses out of PLA for their hamsters. I'm not aware of any risks or adverse events associated with PLA hamster houses. That all said, print and use at your own risk!
Printing Tips
I tried to make sure the roof pitch was generally a printable overhang. I also added bevels in certain areas to help with bridging. Spin up your fans and tune your bridge settings! My printer managed just fine with PLA on this one. Feel free to use supports though if you're concerned.
I used 0.2mm layers originally with a 0.4mm nozzle. That's really all there is to say.
Other Notes
The thing lasted around 6 months before our hamster passed. It did manage to widen the window and doorway a bit, but otherwise it didn't seem to find other areas to chew up. The sand pit was “meh”, our hamster was never really into sand. We ended up using the roof space for treats and such.
And I hope it goes without saying (even though I kind of already said it), use this house or any 3D printed hamster house at your own risk. I am not responsible for any damage to you, the house, your hamster's enclosure, the hamster itself, and so forth.
If you feel so inclined to support my myriad of basement hobbies feel free to donate!