Lucky Shamrock Tischspinner

Simple snap-together St. Patrick's Day table-top shamrock / four-leaf clover decoration

Designed for FDM 3D Printing

Recommended for PLA, Silk PLA, and/or PETG filaments.

Current testing yields successful model resizing down to as low as 70%.

Recommended Settings:

3 Walls
.16-.20mm Layer Height
15-25% Infill at Gyroid or Triangle
No Supports required, however, minor manual reinforcement can be applied to the Stem (Part B or Part C1) if you have any printing issues.

Notes:

2 Printing Options:

1.) Part A and Part B can simply all be plated, sliced, and then printed together, and joined together post-printing for a finished project all in same color.

2.) Part A and Parts C1 and C2 can be individually plated and sliced (in place of single Part B), but printed in different colors and then easily assembled for multi-colored finished project.

Other Tips:

1.) If the support base "ring" (Part C2) does not snap firmly into the stem piece (Part C1), you may want to use some glue (E6000 or Super Glue) and clamp it until dry, so it does not fall apart. That, or you can experiment with settings (possibly by adjusting either the extrusion rate, the line width, or the perimeter count), on the bottom base piece (Part C2), and reprinting.

2.) For an interesting "floating" optical illusion appearance, try clipping the support ring at the stem sides. (Note: This may make the model less balanced and may tip over more often but is a cool look). That or print Part C2 with a filament color the same as the table or surface you plan to place / display it on.

3.) Shamrock Assembly Body (the rotating clover leaf rings), can be SPLIT and then printed in multiple colors and then reconnected after printing,