A Clever 3D-Printed Bird Feeder That Mounts to a Window
Printednest is an international group of designers and architects that is developing a 3D-printed bird feeder for urban environments. The bird feeder, currently in its fourth beta, has a perforated egg-shaped form and an antler-like perch on the front. It is designed to mount to a flat surface, particularly windows–an opening in the back offers a view inside the feeder. The Printednest project is entirely open source so anyone is free to print a feeder of their own. The feeders can also be purchased the old-fashioned way.
photos via Printednest
via PSFK, My Modern Metropolis
E.D.W. Lynch
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