June 28, 2026
Description
Designed as a self-righting wobble toy, this frog tumbles, rocks, and spins for a delightfully long time before bouncing right back up again. This innovative toy combines simple physics with playful interaction, creating a fun, hands-on experience for all ages while encouraging curiosity and exploration!
Built to be an elegant, easy-to-print project, this model maximizes performance while remaining incredibly user-friendly:
The assembly process is straightforward and consists of 7 simple steps. For the best results, having some CA glue (superglue) on hand is recommended.
Step 1: Clean the PrintsCarefully remove all support material from the printed parts. Ensure all mating surfaces are clean and smooth for a flush fit. | |
Step 2: Prepare the BaseApply a small amount of CA glue on the cutout of the bottom piece. | |
Step 3: Install the Base ConnectorInsert the hexagonal connector into the base. IMPORTANT: Make sure that its bottom side faces the bottom! This is crucial for the final weight distribution. | |
Step 4: Assemble the BodyApply a little more CA glue in a circular pattern around the base connector. Align both halves of the body and slot them together. Both seams need to face the back. | |
Step 5: Insert the Belly PanelTake the belly panel and simply press it into its cutout. This step does not require any glue! | |
Step 6: Assemble the EyesThe eyes consist of the inner and outer parts. They are not cross-compatible with each other, so take care not to mix them up. Insert the inner parts into the outer white parts. | |
Step 7: Final AssemblyIn this final step, insert the completed eyes and the red mouth piece into the rest of the body. | |
Step 8: OptionalIf you notice excess bits of green filament on the bottom piece of the belly, trim them off with flush cutters. A perfectly smooth bottom ensures the best, longest wobbles. Done! |
License:
Standard Digital File License