Owl Glasses Holder | Printable separately

I really liked this model https://makerworld.com/en/models/580423-owl-glasses-holder#profileId-501306 by YB Concept however I do not like multi-color prints as they can be very wasteful. 

 

My first attempt to recreate it was this model I published earlier. However, that model's eyes have the same curvature as the body, thus the nose piece of a pair of glasses would not be able to rest on the owl's beak.

 

With this model, after a lot of boolean tinkering in Shapr3D, I managed to recreate a suitable convexity in the eye sockets that would allow a nose piece to dig into the space of the model's body and would thus allow fitting glasses all the way down. I am finally satisfied with this work!

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What types of glasses could this support?

Because of the distance between the beak and the temple rest, not all types of glasses would fit into this model.

• ✅ glasses with thin metal temples (as in the picture)
• ❌ glasses with flexible cable temples, as their spring-like quality pushes glasses of the model
• ❌ glasses with thick plastic temples, such as sunglasses

Printing instructions

• The profile is provided as a single plate with multiple parts.
• If you have AMS, you can print it as-is;
• If you don't have AMS, simply toggle each object and print them separately;
• I used PLA matte for all colours except for the orange, which is plain PLA.

Assembly instructions

Use a few drops of super-glue to combine eyes, pupils and beak.