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"And the winner is..."  It's still a loser.

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3d printed traps? More like 3d printed amusement park for mice.

I died laughing at the failure of these traps! It was like a corporate project, on discussion table everything is great and works as expected but on application they fail miserably. Thank you shawn, you are the best!

The 3d printed mouse trap contest should become a regular thing with entry dates and prizes!  It would be a great way to get more interaction from your viewers.

Hi everyone! I'm the one that printed these traps for Shawn. While I didn't design any of them, I did customize the spike trap with Shawn's logo. I was skeptical these were going to work very well, but now that I've seen what mice do with them, I think I could improve the original designers' work:

1. All of the tilting traps: add some rare earth magnets to latch it closed. I was actually thinking about adding magnets, but with COVID delaying shipping, it would have delaying finishing these for Shawn. Magnets would be very easy to add though.

2. Spike trap: The original Thingiverse file was corrupted and couldn't be sliced, so I took the concept and basic dimensions and made my own. FDM 3D printing can't make very strong sharp spikes, so I will send Shawn a newer version of the lid that uses metal nails. I think it should be just as effective as the antique with that change. Also, the green lid Shawn didn't test in the video has a much tighter "squeeze" for the mouse to get through. The blue lid was the original Thingiverse design, which I thought was much too open, and sure enough, it was.

3. The exercise wheel trap was submitted for a Thingiverse contest, but the original designer never actually printed or tested it. Someone else mentioned covering the outside to keep mice from spinning it before getting inside, and I think that's a great idea. That one had really loose tolerances that I think I could tighten up to make it less sensitive.


All of these were printed in PLA, but it's possible printing with a glass or carbon-filled plastic would discourage them from chewing.

See, the problem is that the mice in Shawn's barns have been unintentionally bred over the past 9 years to be experts at trap diffusion and master chewers. These traps didn't stand a chance against these advanced rodents

"Its a soda bottle"
"well i say pop bottle"
Me: Its a bottle.....

The mice: "We ain't fallin for no punkass traps!" lol

The pet mice: The places I go for a paycheck.

That was like watching something out of a jail break series LOL

change the title to "Setting Up Five 3D Printed Mouse Feeding Stations In The Barn" !!!   Fun designs though

Those mouse traps are like a playground

5:10 What in tarnation is in your hand, I got flashbacks from 2005.

Spoiler Alert: Shawn is gonna "give it a 'lil flip"

No doubt the mousies appreciated their new enriched environment, at least. Plenty of safe toys!

I enjoyed this a lot and was not surprised by the outcome. I'm still waiting for the "Mouse Cannon", LOL! Stay safe and well my friend!

We call it "pop bottles" too, Shaun. Everyone I know in Michigan calls it that.

I watch yours all the way through. I understand the reasons to shorten them and I have no problem with that. I wish you much continued success with your channels.