Fine Lattice Easter Egg
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Here's a fun Easter egg. Use it as a sculpture or to give a small gift.
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KEEP MAGNETS AWAY FROM SMALL CHILDREN. Magnets can come loose. If swallowed, magnets can be FATAL.
ABOUT THE DESIGN
I've provided 3 versions of the design - one for each of 3 sizes of magnets. I find that either the 3x2 mm or 3x1 mm work really well. 2x1 mm works OK, but it requires a lot of them.
You will need:
- Ten 3 x 2 mm magnets, or
- Ten 3 x 1 mm magnets, or
- Twenty 2 x 1 mm magnets
RESIZING
Resizing the egg will also resize the holes for the magnets, so you probably only want to resize the egg if you plan to glue the two pieces together.
Looking for something fun to put in the egg? Try Build Over Bot's Mandalorian Easter Bunny with Grogu.
PRINT SETTINGS
A lot of factors will impact exactly how large the holes print. Therefore, I would suggest you do a test print of the first 3mm of one half of the egg. Then, try to insert a magnet. Adjust your print settings or scale the egg up or down from there and try another test until you get it to fit just right. Once you know what works for you, print the whole egg.
If you're not using PrusaSlicer, I recommend 2 perimeters (walls), infill just below unsupported areas using 25% rectilinear (lines) or 15% infill everywhere. I generally used default settings for .15mm high quality settings in PrusaSlicer. I did adjust the temp and retraction slightly for the PLA. I also printed the last few millimeters at 0.1 mm layer height to get better detail.
I used MatterHackers Rainbow PLA and printed both halves of the egg together so the color change would go from the middle out.