Summary
A lady I dined with was telling me about her deviled egg dish collection.
I don't like deviled eggs but my mom made them and probably had a dish to serve them on 70 years ago. Christmas is 23 days away so one thought led to another and this is the result.
A good friend that's now the director of his hometown library that helped me learn 3DP at a previous library came to mind because an order of nuns recently donated a 3D printer to his library led to another thought about how deviled eggs came to be called "deviled" eggs. Thoughts lead to more thoughts and sometimes result in 3D things. We're all connected in more than 3 dimensions.
So to mom, the sisters, the lady with the dish collection, Francis of Evergreen Park Community Library and all you good eggs,
MERRY CHRISTMAS and Don't eat too many...
https://altohartley.com/why-are-they-called-deviled-eggs/ https://healthyeating.sfgate.com/benefits-deviled-eggs-7984.html
Borrowed and modified for more speed and reignless because Rudolph "nose" the way - mrigsby's Santa Sleigh Ornament - https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:534874
Print Settings
Printer:
FLsun Super Racer
Rafts:
Yes
Supports:
Yes
Resolution:
0.02mm
Infill:
30%
Notes:
It's probably not good for hanging on the tree but as a table decoration or to leave out for Santa's snack after he delivers the gifts. This elf from faberdasher would be a nice table companion for folks that don't like their hard boiled eggs "deviled"- https://www.thingiverse.com/61a69436-c9d8-4c80-970e-25742f684a55
Post-Printing
Coat Santa with paint or fingernail polish in any variety of colors you wish.
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