Традиционная голландская ветряная мельница

Dutch windmills are symbol of the Netherlands’ engineering genius and unstoppable drive to reclaim land from the sea. Print yourself one!
Here is the detailed model of a traditional Dutch Windmill in all its glory, specifically optimized for 3D printing. Blades actually spin under mild wind.

All files are pre-oriented to the intended printing orientation and designed to maximize printability and aesthetics. Important printing parameters are here reported for each 3D file.

Material: PLA

RECOMMENDED PRINTING PARAMETERS

WindmillBody 1x
4-5 Top/Bottom layers
2 Perimeters
5-10% Infill
No supports

MillCap 1x
4-5 Top/Bottom layers
2 Perimeters
5-10% Infill
Supports enabled
recommended Fuzzy skin (0.3 thickness, 0,8 distance)

MillCapRing 1x
4-5 Top/Bottom layers
2 Perimeters
5-10% Infill
No supports

BladesCross 1x
Solid layers
2 Perimeters

BladeSail 4x
Solid layers
2 Perimeters

BladeFrame 4x
Solid layers
2 Perimeters

TopShaft 1x
1-2 Bottom layers
Spiralize outer contour/Vase Mode activated (1 continuous wall)
To make the thin section of the part print accurately, slow down to 10 mm/s printing speed

ASSEMBLY
You will need a little bit of super glue, only to join each of the BladeSail to each of the BladeFrame, and then to join these 4 to the BladeCross
Everything else comes together very easily:
- Use the MillCapRing to lock together TopShaft and MillCap
- Snap the BladeCross assembly to the TopShaft free end
- Snap this assembly on top of the WindMillBody