Spin the propeller in your hands to lever the propellers into visually attractive positions!
Propellers are numbered for easy assembly.
Best works printed from PET
Layer height 0.2mm
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I printed this and all the numbers on B didn't print and some of the numbers on A are unreadable
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Don't even attempt this with PLA. The tolerances on the pins and slots is way too tight, impossible to print or even clean up after the fact without spending hours post-print. If this were on Thingiverse, the #Makes would likely be zero. The notes say this works best with PET, but maybe should say it works only with PET. You'll need zero "first layer squish" or "elephant foot" for this to work, or the pins don't fit the slots at all. I'd recommend slicing away all but two of the blades in TinkerCad to be able to test-print two blades over and over until you get something that works, if that's even possible. I'll retry with PET and update later.