candy corn earrings (and pendant)

prusaprinters

<p>I recommend that you include a pause in your slicer code--if you can and know how. &nbsp;I do not know how. &nbsp;With that said…</p><p>I noticed that the slicer said that the print should take 28 minutes. &nbsp;I set my timer for ⅓ of that. &nbsp;If you are making several pair of earrings, you can put them all on the build plate at once or do them one pair at a time. &nbsp;I recommend that you do them in pairs so that the color change is at the same place on both earrings if you have to manually pause them.</p><p>While I was waiting for the yellow to print, I prepared the orange. &nbsp;When the first layer is as thick as you want, pause the print and load the second layer. &nbsp;Since the nozzle cools down during a pause, be sure to pull the yellow out as soon as you can. &nbsp;Replace it with the orange.</p><p>Once the orange is printing, prepare the white which will finish the print. &nbsp;Reset the timer if you are using one. &nbsp;Pull out the orange filament once you pause the print for the second time. &nbsp;Replace it with the white. &nbsp;You no longer have to babysit the print since the white filament will be used to finish the print.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>After printing, use a jump ring and an earring wire to finish each earring.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>To make a pendant, scale the model larger in your slicer. &nbsp;Again, take notice of the estimated print time so that you can swap out the colors.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Of course, you can change up the colors if you prefer one of the newer flavors of candy corn, but I tend to prefer the classic original.</p>