Clover Pin

Do you have a friend who has more bad luck than soul? If they play a scratch card do they get a fine? If a black cat crosses their path does the cat touch wood?

HERE IS THE SOLUTION! A pin forged directly at the end of a rainbow, by a lucky leprechaun with a printer built from chilies and horseshoes.

With this pin the person wearing it will be able to cross all of Middle-earth with the ring in hand without ever losing their life (let's face it, these people are unlucky, but they also contribute to it, why the hell are you going trekking when you have my grandma Erminia's ankles).

Quick to print and easy to assemble, in 40 minutes you have a pin ready to give to bad luck personified!

The modifications made to the speed and the extruder of the first layer are designed to make the grooves between two plastic lines less visible, you can modify these parameters as you wish to improve the first layer (the most important for this type of object).

The central hole is for gluing the pin that will hold the brooch, I made it 4.8 mm, it is a bit tight to increase retention and you have to insert the pin by pushing it with small pliers, if you don't like the method just increase the size to 4.9 and it will go in without problems, I used normal superglue or similar to fix it to the hole.

The DIY pins I used can be found on AliExpress, I'm sending you two photos just so you understand:

Make sure to get these, or if you choose others, modify the hole for the size of your pin base.

Thank you very much from Roa.