Hand fan worlds greatest mom

Here is a nice working hand fan to be used as a gift for mothers day.
It can be used for static display but i haven't finished designing its stand yet. (i will upload it once its ready)

The pin is super tight in order to keep the fan secure and not open randomly.
 You will only be able to clip it in place once, therefore make sure that all the blades are in the correct position before pressing the clip.
you will have to hit the top part of the clip with a hammer or another stiff object like the bottom of a glass / mug to be able to close it properly.

it will make a a clicking sound once or twice before it securely closes and once its fully closed there shouldnt be any space between the pin head and the blades.
if you have to open the pin you will have to break it and print another one.

the hand fan blade objects are named and numbered from “hand fan sicks” to hand fan sticks (19) (total 20 blades the very first one doesnt have a number)
to assemble the start by having the female pin standing up on table and then put the blades on by one trough the pin.
the bottom blade is the object that is called "hand fan sticks (19) (because its the bottom one it doesnt have a cutout. it only has the little stopper pin on its top.)
after that you continue stacking blades from 18 to 17 16 etc  each one on top of each other making sure the top stopper pins enter the next blade's cutout, so they can slide and stop at the correct position.)
The very top blade is the one that doesnt have a number. its just called 'hand fan sticks" on the slicer.

because its the top it doesnt have a little stopper pin on its top. it only has the cutout.
once all blades are stucked up properly put the male pin throught the blades and hit it a few times with a hard object or a hammer