Introducing the utterly delightful stress-relief gadget—Hamburger Cat🐱!
With its head peeking out from a juicy burger, this playful little figure boasts an irresistibly cute design and a fun, interactive press-and-release mechanism. Not only is it adorable and heartwarming, but it also delivers a satisfying, stress‑relieving experience that’s perfect for unwinding after a long day.
Available in multiple structural variations, this model can be fully 3D printed—or paired with keyboard switches, springs, or lighting components—to suit every builder’s unique preferences.
It makes an ideal desktop decoration, a creative gift, or even a fun stress‑reliever for on-the-go use.

🌟 Model Highlights

• 🐱 Cutest Cat Design Ever: The cat’s head pops out of the burger, offering a playful yet endearing visual that’s sure to bring a smile to your face.
• 🍔 Creative Burger Theme: A beautifully layered burger design packed with intricate details that capture the essence of a freshly made sandwich.
• 🧩 Multiple Structural Options: Choose from a pure 3D‑printed version, a keyboard switch–compatible edition, a spring‑powered variant, or a light‑up model—each offering a different way to play and customize your build.
• ✨ Highly Interactive & Stress‑Relieving: The smooth, responsive bounce-back action provides a satisfying tactile experience, helping you relax and de-stress with every press.
• 🎁 A Perfect Gift or Desk Decor: Combining whimsy and elegance, this model is equally suited for personal collections or thoughtful gifts that are both fun and functional.
• 🛠️ Printer‑Friendly Design: The model has been optimized for easy printing on FDM printers, requiring no support structures during the build process.

If you don’t have an AMS multi‑color printer—or if you’re looking to print your Christmas Cat as quickly as possible—you can opt for a single‑color print by removing the color layers. Once printed, simply paint the cat’s eyes and mouth with black acrylic paint (or use acrylic markers for a quick, convenient touch).

For those with an AMS printer, we recommend going straight for the multi‑color version—printing several at once helps minimize material waste.

Printing Notes:

1. If your printed cat head shows visible layer lines around the top, try reducing the layer height slightly to achieve smoother results.

2. For optimal fit, adjust the XY hole compensation and outer contour compensation settings in your slicer software—this will help fine‑tune the dimensions based on your specific material and print parameters. Keep in mind that material type and flow rate can all influence the final print size; there’s no one-size-fits-all solution, so you’ll need to experiment with these compensation settings to find the best balance for your project.

3. No supports are required for this model.

4. When printing the cat’s paws, we recommend adding a skirt or using adhesive on the print bed—insufficient contact area can lead to failed prints.

5. Regarding multi‑color printing and color changes:

When printing the multi‑color cat head, we suggest using the settings shown in the image below (set the purge multiplier to 3.0, the purge tower width to 50, and the cleanup volume to 100). Since black and white filaments can easily mix when switching between colors, these settings help prevent unwanted color bleeding and ensure clean, crisp results every time.