Cute articulated snake

Rendered from the file you download.

About this model

Its 25 segments print already linked, flat on the plate and without supports. Every joint swivels, so the snake curls around a finger, coils on a desk or drapes over the edge of a screen.

It is a quick single-colour print, well under an hour, which makes it easy to batch as party favours or to use as a first test of print-in-place joints.

What you need

From the creator’s instructions

In this download

One long articulated snake STL (25 linked segments).

Nothing else to buy: the download prints complete.

Before printing

Print flat with no supports; the segments print already linked.
Use millimetre units and do not rescale much, because the joints need their printed clearance.

How to use it

After printing, flex each joint gently until the snake moves freely.

Read the creator’s full instructions ↗

Licence and attribution

LicenceCC0 1.0 Universal ↗

The file remains available under its retained source licence. These permissions and obligations come from IteraMesh’s supported licence profile.

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No attribution required

No attribution is required. You may still credit Amanda Roos as the creator.

Notices retained with this model

The creator states: public domain for your use, and asks to be mentioned as the source if prints are sold.

A copyright licence covers the file. It does not grant rights to a trademark, design, patent, person’s likeness, or safety-critical use depicted by the model.

Source and provenance

Licensed import

Original creator: Amanda Roos · profile ↗
Source page: https://makerworld.com/en/models/1925739-cute-snakey-free-to-sell-no-ams
Original download: https://makerworld.com/api/v1/design-service/instance/2082349/f3mf?type=download&fileType=3mfstl
Added to IteraMesh: 22 October 2026
Licence checked: 22 October 2026, on the source page
Changes: None — the file is hosted as acquired
File fingerprint: sha256:710a9…d91f6a

IteraMesh hosts this copy under its licence. Amanda Roos made it; IteraMesh did not.

Printing and safety

File check: Geometry validated before publication
Units: Not stated in stored evidence
Printer and material: Not verified by IteraMesh
Assembly: Not verified by IteraMesh

IteraMesh has not verified this model for a particular printer, material, or safety-critical use. A listing is not a safety certification.

Safety guidance

Small linked parts: not for babies or young children, and not a teething or mouthing toy.

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