Making a 3D Printed Wasp Decoy Nest

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  • Опубликовано: 27 май 2024
  • I was stung by a wasp on the back deck, a place I like to utilize frequently with my family for cooking, gatherings, and just tuning out. So after some reading, I found that wasps and Hornets are territorial, and wont come around other nests. Do Wasp Decoy Nests Work?
    Lets try 3d printing a wasp decoy nest and see if we can protect ourselves without using other means.
    #3dprinting #backyard #hornetnest #waspnest
    Thingiverse Wasp Nest: www.thingiverse.com/thing:245...
    Chapters:
    00:00 Intro talk
    01:13 Tongue action
    01:30 new filament
    02:19 printing complete
    03:38 Wasp learning
    04:35 Placement
    05:04 Fin
    Thanks for joining me in my quest to better understand my PTSD and depression through hobbies!

Комментарии • 19

  • @HelpfulHobbies
    @HelpfulHobbies  19 дней назад +3

    Haven't seen a wasp or hornet in the area at all, but plenty of carpenter bees... Next video, flame thrower 3d print😅😅😅😅

  • @JasonNaas
    @JasonNaas 18 дней назад +4

    I wish I could carry one of those around to keep them away. I hate wasps!

  • @HazbinRotel
    @HazbinRotel 16 дней назад +2

    It seems that the affectiveness of there fakes is dubious, it might be worth looking into.

  • @Cherokeeseeker
    @Cherokeeseeker 12 дней назад +2

    I like wasps. Those deep red wasps ones aren’t actually a wasp. Tiny tiny demons

  • @TheSinzia
    @TheSinzia 14 дней назад +1

    It's been a few days, how's this working out?
    I'm tempted to try it myself.

    • @HelpfulHobbies
      @HelpfulHobbies  14 дней назад +1

      I haven't seen anything at all other than the carpenter bees. No wasps no hornets nothing within the backyard. Funny is they are actually in the front yard of the house though now, so I believe that 200 ft zone of territory is not exactly true for every species. I am going to make another one though and put it out front somewhere

  • @davidwilch9204
    @davidwilch9204 16 дней назад +1

    I can attest that I usually get about 3-4 paper wasp nest under my wooden deck every year (very large deck). That translates to about 25' between nests.
    I would suggest a second decoy under that deck.
    I would love to hear your results regardless.

    • @HelpfulHobbies
      @HelpfulHobbies  16 дней назад +2

      Interesting, I might try that out, and I think I have a paper off white color to print in that.

  • @tajner1093
    @tajner1093 18 дней назад +1

    It was a great video mate,i din't know you can print a fake wasp nest as a sort of repellent,i will surley try it.

  • @aaronmorales5992
    @aaronmorales5992 17 дней назад +2

    How bout now Benson?

  • @TheShorterboy
    @TheShorterboy 13 дней назад +1

    some people just attract wasps, I know I do

  • @GeorgMierau
    @GeorgMierau 18 дней назад

    Your wasps are getting smarter and are already able to recognize that a ball-shaped paper bag (price: ~0.2 $/€) is not an actual nest?

    • @HelpfulHobbies
      @HelpfulHobbies  18 дней назад

      This is 3d printed in PLA filament, not paper.

    • @GeorgMierau
      @GeorgMierau 18 дней назад +1

      @@HelpfulHobbies That's my point. Wasting plastic, energy and time for something easily replaceable with a cheap bag.

    • @HelpfulHobbies
      @HelpfulHobbies  18 дней назад +9

      Paper bag would be blown away by the wind, soaked by the rain, etc.
      My PLA ($.35), electricity ($.03), and time (an hour to use Cura, print, and smoke a joint and relax) shouldn't bother you this much 😉