Working Poop Cannon

Introducing the Poop Cannon 💣, a whimsical yet functional addition to your 3D printing arsenal! Say goodbye to wasted filament with this innovative cannon that repurposes filament waste into fun projectiles.

⭐ Features:

• Functionality: The Poop Cannon is designed to utilize filament waste generated during filament changes or printing processes. Simply load the cannon with your excess filament and watch it launch with surprising accuracy.
• Easy Assembly: With a user-friendly design, assembling the Poop Cannon is a breeze. Minimal components ensure a quick setup process, allowing you to focus on the fun part - shooting poop!
• Versatile Printing Options: Customize your Poop Cannon with different filament colors to suit your preferences. The model includes three plates, each designated for a different color, along with the cannon itself. The cannon part is the only component requiring supports, which are easy to remove post-printing.
• Entertainment Value: Beyond its practical purpose, the Poop Cannon promises endless entertainment. Whether you're competing in target-shooting challenges or simply enjoying some lighthearted fun, this model adds a playful twist to your 3D printing experience.
  

🎥 Watch the cannon in action!

🎥 Watch the assembling process

🤔 Entry thoughts:
We're thrilled to submit the Poop Cannon to the Filament Purge Design Contest for several reasons. Firstly, our model addresses a common challenge faced by 3D printing enthusiasts - filament waste management. By repurposing this waste into a source of entertainment, the Poop Cannon offers a creative solution that aligns perfectly with the contest's theme.

Moreover, our entry showcases the versatility of 3D printing technology. Through clever design and practical functionality, the Poop Cannon exemplifies the ingenuity and innovation achievable within the 3D printing community. We believe our model embodies the spirit of the contest while providing a unique and enjoyable experience for users of all skill levels.

Note #1: Please note that a small but common rubber band is necessary.
Note #2: Please use some sand paper if parts don't fit.