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Eye of Newt

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Toe of Frog

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Wool of Bat

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Tongue of Dog

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Fillet of Snake

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Fork of Adder

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Sting of Blindworm

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Leg of Lizard

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Wing of Owlet

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Scale of Dragon

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Tooth of Wolf

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Maw of Shark

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Blank

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Blank with Collar

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Blank with Frame

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Lid Ball Top

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Lid Oval Top

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Lid Facet Top

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Lid Newt

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Lid Frog

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Lid Bat

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Lid Snake

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Lid Spider

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Here are my profile settings, use your own preferences but these work well for me.  If not indicated I&#39;m using defaults.Quality:<ul><li>layer height = 0.2mm </li><li>Smart scarf seam application = checked</li></ul>Strength:<ul><li>wall loops = 2</li><li>Sparse infill density = 8%</li></ul>Support:<ul><li>Top Z distance = 0.35</li><li>Bottom Z distance = 0.35</li><li>Support/object xy distance = 0.65</li><li>On build plate only = checked</li><li>Remove small overhangs = checked</li><li>Support critical regions only = checked</li></ul><ol><li>Jars need no supports.</li><li>Lids require supports around the lower rim, some may require supports for the topper, depending on the model.  If just supporting the rim, I prefer to use normal supports rather than tree, it snaps off more cleanly and easily.</li><li>I block supports inside the lid dome.  They print well with just a little rough stringing right at the inside top but that also doesn&#39;t bother me.</li></ol>Speed:<ul><li>I usually print in Standard mode but these print acceptably well in Sport mode with a few areas of slight banding but these didn&#39;t bother me.  It saves considerable time if printing several, although a jar and lid together take less than 90 minutes to print in Standard mode.</li></ul>Filament:<ul><li>I&#39;ve only used PLA+.  Matte Black is an easier base to start from if you are going to paint and you want a darker vibe.  I&#39;m not a great painter but I found a light dry brushing of a base color over a black print, followed with a dry brush of a metallic paint and then a few highlights on the letters and carvings works well and is very quick to do.  Obviously you can do as little or as much as you want with finishing, but the labels are hard to read without highlights.</li></ul>

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Apothecary type jars and lids for the Halloween season - or just for a fun display if you like your decor on the creepy side.  These are a series of individually printable miniature urn type apothecary jars with the labels sculpted into the surface, and several lid options.  I call this the Macbeth collection because these are all potion ingredients from the witches scene in William Shakespeare&#39;s Macbeth.  You know the one - “Boil, boil, toil and trouble…”&nbsp;Ingredients included in the Macbeth Collection:<ul><li>Eye of Newt</li><li>Toe of Frog</li><li>Wool of Bat</li><li>Tongue of Dog</li><li>Fillet of Snake</li><li>Fork of Adder</li><li>Leg of Lizard</li><li>Scale of Dragon</li><li>Sting of Blindworm</li><li>Tooth of Wolf</li><li>Wing of Owlet</li><li>Maw of Shark</li><li>Blank jars in you want no labels, or to apply your own</li></ul>Lids Included:<ul><li>Newt</li><li>Frog</li><li>Bat</li><li>Spider</li><li>Snake</li><li>Ball top</li><li>Oval Top</li><li>Oval Faceted Top</li><li>Blank dome in case you want to add your own topper</li></ul>&nbsp;These are quick easy prints:<ul><li>The jars need no supports or brims and in standard mode with PLA they print in a little over an hour each.  They print acceptably well in sport mode with a few areas of slight banding but these didn&#39;t bother me.</li><li>The lids all require supports around the lower rim.  Some also require supports for thin parts but most don&#39;t require other supports.  I block supports inside the lid dome.  They print well with just a little rough stringing right at the inside top but that also doesn&#39;t bother me.</li><li>Everyone has their support preferences but I like to tweak the Top and Bottom Z distances = .35 and Support/object xy distance = .65.  These provide adequate if not perfect support but they are much easier to remove - for me…</li></ul>

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