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#3d printed hamster maze Bluetooth
We write about animal hacks occasionally. This is a rebuild of his earlier squirrel maze, the Ninja Warrior Course. There’s adorable characters, a plot, and ultimately an engaging story about conflict turned to a relationship of fun and giving. And the video is a wonderful bit of film making. For example, every enclosed space has an easy one way emergency exit. The obstacles are well proportioned and pleasing to the eye. It’s a fantastic build, mostly done with pneumatic actuators. If they get the vault door open, they’re rewarded with a shower of walnuts.
#3d printed hamster maze full
Next they go through a tube maze to a room full of laser beams (3D printer filament) and finally they can jump onto the platform with Fort Knutz. The hideout elevator shaft leads to a sewer, which leads to the famous room from Mission Impossible where has to avoid the floor, but to get to the hatch in the top they have to lower a ladder by ‘hacking into’ the control system (by pushing a keyboard shaped button) and lowering a rope ladder.
From there it’s across a rod mounted on bearings, leap into a crate under a helicopter, which zip-lines to a brick wall with randomly moving bricks, and into their hideout. His four backyard squirrels enter a ‘Casino’ and avoid the plushie ‘security’. (Spoiler – this is all much better in the video, which we’ve placed below the break). So, as one does, he built a nine part squirrel obstacle course with a reward of walnuts at the end, and filmed them beating the course.
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