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Moth Pinning Guide

Size: 8g | Print Time: 1hr

This six part print can be assembled to create a moth with rotating wings. A hole through the thorax and in each wing allows this 3D printed figure to be used for learning to pin moths and butterflies, specifically positioning the wings correctly.

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Pinning Block

Size: 6g | Print Time: 1hr

When printed at 100% sclae, this 3D printed block allows for specimen and their labels to be positioned at standard heights. This model features the MothEd and MSU logos for some extra pizzaz!

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Mini Moth Pinning Guide

Size: 2g | Print Time: 19 min

Similar to the larger Moth Pinning Guide, this smaller version prints in 6 parts and is constructed the same way. The difference between the two being this model is much smaller and all four wings pivot on a single post.

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Wingspan Ruler

Size: 2g | Print Time: 30 min

This cute little wingspan ruler was thought up and designed by undergraduates in the lab. Each notch measures 1/2 a centimeter and the ergonomic grip features moth-shaped decor. It will also look great on your keychain.

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Moth Trap

Size: 628g | Print Time: 104hr

The infamous 3D printed moth trap is a four peice print that once assembled is made up of a combined pane, funnel, and collection bucket, a removable core to attach LED light strips, and a removable bottom for accessing your trapped leps. The previous version stl's are available for download at the link below, but an updated version with additional drainage system is soon to be released.

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All provided resources are copyrighted under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. Attribution should be given to Chris Brown.

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