The Skelumpkin Snatcher

Model Overview & Print Notes

Summary It's the Skelumpkin Snatcher! A fun little toy that needs no supports, no glue, no screws. Make him eat candy! With no real hardware, however... Best used with a little jab of the wrist for extra momentum (and he'll make a nice loud clack). INSTRUCTIONS You will need: x2 Arm (handle) X4 Arm x2 Arm (pinned) -- {you can tell the difference because if you look underneath, regular arms have 3 bearings, and pinned arms only have one} x1 Jaw X1 Head x12 Pin Start by joining the handles by firmly pressing the pin until it clicks. Add pins to both ends, and then add regular arms according to the images (keeping the curve in the same direction). If a pin isn't inserting, try rotating the bearing or arm by 90 degrees. End by adding the pinned arms and attaching the head and jaw to those. If there's any confusion just ask, and I'll assist best I can. Q & A: How strong is Skelumpkin? Not very. Translating the power of a hand squeeze across 12 plastic bearings doesn't bode well. Will Skelumpkin pick up heavy objects? Upper limit is around a sneaker. He keeps getting stuck; it feels like he's going to break! Make sure to put a little oomph into the squeeze, thrusting your hand forward. Will Skelumpkin bring my girlfriend back? Maybe. Print Settings Supports: No <br> <p class="detail-setting notes"><strong>Notes: </strong> </p><div><p>Print all arm pieces with the bony bits facing up (the flat side down). Same for the pins, with the biggest flat side down. </p></div>