Pin 104

One of my best works, politically incorrect, absolutely to be given to those who deserve a civil disability pension:

• To that person who parks diagonally, taking up 4 parking spaces instead of 1 (to be left on the windshield as a trophy).
• To the friend who pushes the door marked “PULL”, to the person who, after 3 hours of explanation given only for them, says “excuse me, can you repeat that? I wasn't paying attention”
• To the cyclist who occupies 97% of the road and makes you drive 27 km at 25 km/h, making you more blasphemous than a Tuscan on the day their house collapses.
• To the partner who, after 912 times of “you know? I’d really like that dress for my birthday,” gives you a jar of wood glue.
• To the colleague who, after literally doing 5% of the work you did, then tells you “this work is tough, huh?”
• To that person who discards the fat from prosciutto
• To the usual group member who, if everyone yells pizza, exclaims “no pizza, I want sushi”
• To the bum who, as soon as you say “I started watching series X,” spoils the ending for you
• To your boss (perhaps to do before you quit)
• To your parents when they say “but you’ve always eaten it”

• To the parents of the child who, after annoying the hell out of everyone on the Boeing 737 for 2 hours and 40 minutes of flight spent between crying, kicking, screaming, and hyperactivity, say “what do you expect, they’re just a child”

  In short… the more the merrier! I only recommend printing it in large quantities because one leads to another; with an investment of a maximum of 2 euros, you bring home 100 DIY pins, an immense power that only a SUPERHERO like you can use!

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 to your liking 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's a bit tight to increase retention, and you have to insert the pin by pushing it with small pliers. If you don't like this method, just increase the size to 4.9 mm, and it will fit without problems. I used normal super glue or similar to fix it to the hole.

You can find the DIY pins I used on AliExpress; I'm sending you two photos just so you understand:

I recommend getting these, or if you choose others, modify the hole to the size of your pin base.

Thank you very much from Roa.