Get Premium
Dark mode theme is available exclusively for premium users. Learn more about the benefits of subscribing.
No fees, cancel anytime.
Dark Mode 
No fees, cancel anytime 
then open in external browser
and click "Open in External Browser" 
A creative named Jwall from PrintThatThing just made his orange pet cat Bobo a 3D armor. Now his feline is battle-ready and not afraid of any threats. Oh, and it gets better – Jwall offers his medieval armor for cats design for free, you just need to print it out. “Now cats all over the world can roam safely,” says the man. “The entire design can be built with one hundred percent 3D printer-made parts.” And if you’re not too savvy with 3D printing technology, fear not! JWall offers all the help you need on his page.
More info: Thingiverse
RELATED:
A guy named Jwall from PrintThatThing created a 3D printed armor
“We started off first just drawing out how we wanted the overall look and vibe of the armor to be,” said Jwall, “and I suggested that it should have spikes because I always pet [Bobo] in a reverse pattern so his hair’s all crazy and he looks like a spiky tiger.” The armor is also functional – one of the plates has a small hole for a leash and there’s an ID tag attached to the breastplate. So, no matter what battle your adorable cat gets into, now you can be sure the feline will come back home safe and sound.
JWall wasn’t completely done with this 3D printing idea either, as any armor cannot be done without a helmet. However, constructing one for a cat can be quite a challenge and that’s why he asked for ideas from other people on his Thingiverse page. Many people submitted their sketches and designs and in the end, JWall chose Craig Petersen’s design of the helmet.
Craig sent in 3 designs titled “The Oni”, “Eye of the Scorpion” and “Battle Kitteh of the Universe” of which JWall chose the last option. After the concept for the helmet was chosen, it took JWall a couple of weeks to transfer Craig’s work to a 3D program. And then his cool cat Bobo modeled it proudly after the helmet was finally printed.
So… Is anyone getting armor for their cute cats?
Watch the video here:
Watch the video about JWall making the helmet here:
37Kviews
Share on Facebook
What do you think ?
Stille20 8 years ago
Oh dear. I think it is a really cool design, but at the same time, pets are not toys or accessories.... btw, neither or children.
N G 6 years ago
Great idea, we can make a child version too, and make them all fight in an arena
Load More Replies...
spirit wolf 8 years ago
Mean kids in my neighborhood shot my cats with pallet guns a few days ago. I desperately need this...can someone who own a 3d printer make me a few please....
Tracy Sellars 8 years ago
What horrible children. I hope your kitty is doing okay.
Load More Replies...
Aryka Alvarado 8 years ago
I understand the whole, “pets aren’t toys or accessories” bit, but like several other commenters have stated, only a cat who’s comfortable wearing clothing could possibly wear this. It gets pretty cold where I live in the winter time, even with the heater on, so I bought my two cats little sweaters to help keep them warm. Loki absolutely loved his; he pranced around, head held high, his confidence soaring to fabulously egotistical levels. Luci, miserable and defeated, flopped on her side and refused to move and as such, does not wear clothing. As far as the whole, “it’s dangerous for your cat to wear!” nonsense, for f**k’s sake, no person with 1/1000 of a brain would ever leave their cat in this unattended. It's a show piece for fun when you walk your cat outside or to wear inside for shits and giggles, letting your furry friend feel like the little badass that they are. Get over yourselves.
Miyuki Nohara 8 years ago
i sure only a cat that is used to wear stuff is going to take that , because a cat that is not used to stuff or leashes is not going to be happy and just stress out for no good reason.
Tiny Dynamine 8 years ago
I'm also sick of people thinking they can treat animals as their toys, plus there are many things that the cat would get stuck on with those points, hooks and loops so it's likely to endanger the cat. They have their own instinct to look after themselves so leave them alone.
Aunt Messy 6 years ago
He doesn’t seem to mind...and he’s a cat. If he wasn’t all right with it, you’d KNOW it.
Load More Replies...
Stille20 8 years ago
Oh dear. I think it is a really cool design, but at the same time, pets are not toys or accessories.... btw, neither or children.
N G 6 years ago
Great idea, we can make a child version too, and make them all fight in an arena
Load More Replies... spirit wolf 8 years ago
Mean kids in my neighborhood shot my cats with pallet guns a few days ago. I desperately need this...can someone who own a 3d printer make me a few please....
Tracy Sellars 8 years ago
What horrible children. I hope your kitty is doing okay.
Load More Replies... Aryka Alvarado 8 years ago
I understand the whole, “pets aren’t toys or accessories” bit, but like several other commenters have stated, only a cat who’s comfortable wearing clothing could possibly wear this. It gets pretty cold where I live in the winter time, even with the heater on, so I bought my two cats little sweaters to help keep them warm. Loki absolutely loved his; he pranced around, head held high, his confidence soaring to fabulously egotistical levels. Luci, miserable and defeated, flopped on her side and refused to move and as such, does not wear clothing. As far as the whole, “it’s dangerous for your cat to wear!” nonsense, for f**k’s sake, no person with 1/1000 of a brain would ever leave their cat in this unattended. It's a show piece for fun when you walk your cat outside or to wear inside for shits and giggles, letting your furry friend feel like the little badass that they are. Get over yourselves.
Miyuki Nohara 8 years ago
i sure only a cat that is used to wear stuff is going to take that , because a cat that is not used to stuff or leashes is not going to be happy and just stress out for no good reason.
Tiny Dynamine 8 years ago
I'm also sick of people thinking they can treat animals as their toys, plus there are many things that the cat would get stuck on with those points, hooks and loops so it's likely to endanger the cat. They have their own instinct to look after themselves so leave them alone.
Aunt Messy 6 years ago
He doesn’t seem to mind...and he’s a cat. If he wasn’t all right with it, you’d KNOW it.
Load More Replies... You May Like Funny Cats Sleeping In Weirdest Positions Ever Meet Sphynx Cats - The Most Adorable Hairless Felines “Kitties Working Hard And Hardly Working”: 109 Delightful Pics Of Working Cats (New Pics)
Akvile Petraityte 🇺🇦
Akvile Petraityte 🇺🇦
Mantas Kačerauskas
Related on Bored Panda
265
37