M3D Jack-O-Lantern

Hello everyone! This is my take on a Jack-O-Lantern. This model has several different faces that can be mixed and matched (all named accordingly in the files). There are two cavities, one on the front and one on the back, so you are able to have two different faces on it at a time or just have a single face and a blank side. I also have included a light diffuser panel that not only makes each cutout look better but also allows each cutout to be seen without seeing straight through and out the other side of the model. 

Main Body: Part prints best at set orientation with supports enabled (0.20mm and 0.15mm spacing between part and support). I had best results with tree supports enabled (37.5 degree branch angle, 0.50mm branch distance, and 2.00mm branch diameter). Set line width at 0.50mm and layer height to 0.15mm for best results.

Light Diffuser: Goes into the Main Body. Insert from either front or back cavity and secure with glue (or don't!). No supports necessary. Part is asymmetrical on purpose - don't mirror in slicer for other side. Just print the same part twice and insert into body. Set line width at 0.50mm and layer height to 0.25mm for best results as part is designed around those parameters. Works best when printed in either white or yellow filament.

Faces: Snap-fit onto the Main Body. Part prints best at set orientation with supports enabled (0.20mm and 0.15mm spacing between part and support). Part is asymmetrical on purpose - don't mirror in slicer for other side. Face will fit into either front or back cavity. Set line width at 0.50mm and layer height to 0.15mm for best results.

Stem: No supports necessary. Secure onto lid with glue (or don't!). Set line width at 0.50mm and layer height to 0.15mm for best results.

Lid: No supports necessary. Lid should sit on top of Main Body and grooves should align. Set line width at 0.50mm and layer height to 0.15mm for best results.

Designed using Fusion360 | M3D Designs - 2021