The Blooming Flower - Snaps together!

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The Blooming Flower - Snaps together!

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Description

Real flowers don't last forever, but this blooming flower will!

This Mothers Day, give a mom a flower she can watch bloom whenever she wants

Simply turn the base of the stem to reveal the flower inside

Snaps together, no additional materials or glue needed!

Want it to reveal something else instead? Print the pedestal instead of the rose to add your own flower or surprise!

If you choose to add your own object inside, I have included large and small petals to allow for a range of sizes of objects. I have alos included large and small stems.

 

Printing notes:

-Make sure your filament's flow ratio is properly tuned.

-I would suggest adding some glue stick to the plate when printing the stems as the print head can apply a lot of torque to the stop of the stems causing them to detach from the plate

-Use at least 3 walls for the flower base and screw parts

 

Assembly instructions (see gif below for visual):

  1. Put the stem together (you might need to give it a good push as there is a ledge in the stem to hold on to the screw)
  2. Snap the petals on the base of the flower (be gentle! like a real flower, the petals are delicate. Also, make sure they SNAP!)
  3. Screw the stem onto the flower base
  4. This is probably the trickiest part. Place the star shape part onto the base of the flower. Slightly turn the base of the stem to allow it to screw on a little. Now you need to make sure all the petals are lined up properly. make sure the catches on the petals are all above the bottom notch of the star part but below the top of the star part. See picture below for visual
  5. Once you have the mechanism working, screw on the flower (or the pedestal and your own object) and it is ready to enjoy!

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hmmmmmm… what a Nice Way two waste filament
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do you have the aux on? if you do, turn it off or add glue to your bed.
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what is The aux?
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Replying to @stevensdr :
what machine did you print with? if it was with an A1 you don't have an aux fan so you don't need to worry about it. In that case, increasing the bed temp or adding a thin layer of glue that came with the machine to the print bed should keep it in place
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Can we get a gif of how to snap the petals into place please?
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there is a gif of the whole assembly on the page. did you see that or did you want a more close up gif?
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here is a gif I just made. Put the bar of the petal in the slot and then push down on it until both sides of it snap into place. do not put pressure on the petal itself, only on that bar. once both sides are clicked in, it should pivot freely
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Replying to @Biochem :
OMG! I’m sorry I didn’t notice on the app because it doesn’t play until you click on the photo XD
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Easy to print using esun pla+ pine green
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good to hear!
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Prints well. Extra support for the thread on the bottom seems to be better. some small print artifacts present on the outer petals but I may just need to calibrate my printer. The large petals and stem printed well.
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Leider hält das Gewinde nicht, in welches man z.B. das Herz einschrauben kann. Die Idee ist aber wirklich cool.
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Are there any supports needed to be turned on?
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yes, for the petals, the pentalobe piece, and the flower. and I would add brims to the flower base and the stem
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if you can, I would use the profile I uploaded as it has all of those accounted for
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thank you
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Hi, if I print it with the rose do I need large pedals and stem or small? thank you
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both large or small will work
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Replying to @Biochem :
thank you
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good print for up coming mother's day
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thanks!
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Strength Issue:The rose bud thread broke off...made very weak
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I’m sorry that happened to you. can you send a picture of where it happened?
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and instead of re printing the whole flower, you can print the pedestal and then glue the flower on it.
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Replying to @Biochem :
All is good just not sure if 3 hrs is worth it to reprint it...I'll fix it
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Great idea
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thanks! and thanks so much for the boost!
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