This is a remix of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3064230 by Dmelcer9 which is licensed under the Creative Commons – Attribution license and inspired by https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:16343

The size variant remixed is 2-5-5-5. The specific change made is to add integrated wall supports so it can be printed on a standard 3D printer (without using dissolvable support material for instance). The wall supports are 0.8mm thick in the current design.

The "wall" supports can be broken out post print or can be left in resulting in an interesting shaped object.

Suggest to print with at least 1.2mm wall thickness and at least 20% infill for strength. If you plan to remove the supports I suggest at least 1.6mm wall thickness and at least 30% infill.

See also post printing notes.

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⚠Warning⚠

Be careful in environments with young children and pets!

This model contains small parts.

If not properly stored in an environment with young children or pets, it may lead to accidents such as accidental ingestion or injury.

If infants or pets are present, please take appropriate measures depending on the situation, such as refraining from 3D printing or storing in an appropriate place.

Do not apply strong force!

Applying strong force to a 3D printed model or throwing it may damage the model and lead to accidents such as injuries.

In addition, debris from damage to the model may be accidentally ingested by infants or pets.

If the model is damaged, dispose of it immediately.

Store them in an appropriate place.

After 3D printing, store the model in an appropriate place out of reach of young children and pets.

Proper adherence to the precautions will ensure the safe use of the model.

Creality

Ender 3 Pro

0.2

20%

Brim support is recommended. I used printing temp of 200C for hotend and 50C for build plate.

Optionally remove the vertical support walls being careful to avoid injury or crushing/breaking the structure. A small screwdriver is one possible tool to use. Start from the outside/most accessible and work in.