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Self emptying mouse funnel mousetrap

by MakerBlock, published

Self emptying mouse funnel mousetrap by MakerBlock Mar 2, 2010

Description

This is a derivative of my Peanut Butter Jar Mousetrap. thingiverse.com/thing:1924

For design notes about this thing, check out my blog at makerblock.com.

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Is that not what Tennis Rackets were made for . . . . :)

OK I like this one. a one-way-door for mice... but having grown up on a far, I must point out a big problem here, the fact that there is a mouse to evict, points to the other fact, that the mouse got inside in the first place. My dad used to send me walking across the fields to empty the mouse-trap, because mice tended to be back in the kitchen before me if I just dropped them outside. (the other little issue naturally is that I have seen plenty of floor-boards with neat round holes where the mouse literally gnawed its way through a board of wood. :-D

But this could work well if the entry points were appropriately sealed.

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Instructions

Print two mouse funnel mousetraps.
Drill a 4cm hole in a door along with 4x 3mm holes
Install one mouse funnel mousetraps at the bottom of that door, with the pointy bits facing outside
Put a box/container with peanut butter in it on the other side of that door
Put the second mouse funnel mousetraps in the box/container, with the pointy bits facing outside
Wait for the mouse to leave

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Bophoto on Mar 2, 2010 said:

OK I like this one. a one-way-door for mice... but having grown up on a far, I must point out a big problem here, the fact that there is a mouse to evict, points to the other fact, that the mouse got inside in the first place. My dad used to send me walking across the fields to empty the mouse-trap, because mice tended to be back in the kitchen before me if I just dropped them outside. (the other little issue naturally is that I have seen plenty of floor-boards with neat round holes where the mouse literally gnawed its way through a board of wood. :-D

But this could work well if the entry points were appropriately sealed.

Anonymous on Mar 2, 2010 said:

Is that not what Tennis Rackets were made for . . . . :)

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