Modular hairpin with rose
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Girls like things in their hair and they like lot's of things... So make it modular to fit the needs ;)
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- Printables
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My daughters love things in their hair. When scrolling around Printables, we found the lovely rose pen by Tom Anderson (The ReaL NEO) and I got the household assignment to make it suitable for hair use because the original only survived 1 hour.
Therefor I've split the original into 2 parts:
- the stem
- the rose
Why split it? First of all, printing in 1 piece was not optimal for strength purposes. Second, it's now modular :)
How to print
- The stem
- I've printed in PLA (Prusament recycled), but PETG is also a possibility.
- Print it lying down, so we have max flexibility and material strength.
- 0.15 mm layer height
- no supports needed by design
- I've used a brim of 2mm. Without I had some warping.
- 30% gyroid infill to prevent warping.
- 2 perimeters
- Available in 2 lengths: 10 and 16 cm.
- Make sure you align the correct side on the plate so you don't need a support.
- The rose
- I've printed in PLA (Prusament Oh my Gold), but PETG is also a possibility.
- 0.15 mm layer height
- no supports needed
- 15% gyroid infill
- 2 perimeters
- A large brim is required! I used 10mm with great success.
Assembly
Print both parts and put them together. Done!
Just be aware, by design, the part that goes into the rose is a bit asymmetrical for printing purposes so that no supports are needed. If it doesn't fit nicely, try turning it 90°.
Modular
Now we have a hairpin that is modular for other extensions to add. I'm curious what you can come up with!
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