Cannabis Cookie Cutter - Marijuana Leaf

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Updated versions feature precision engineered wall widths of uniform thickness optimized for seamless FDM printing with a 0.4 mm nozzle and hassle-free slicing by all slicers. This is a cookie cutter in the shape of a cannabis leaf. The design isn't the most realistic because it's crafted to make cookies that don't have any weak areas that would make them too fragile to be practical. Cookies made with this cutter should hold together quite well. The stem may break off, but you don't really want the stems anyway. There are two variations of the model; one has an additional thin cutting edge that is 1 mm in height and about 0.5 mm in width, so if you have a 0.4 mm nozzle, it will be a single path wide. That's the one shown in the photo. It's probably the one you want. Update 2019-02-07 Two issues fixed with v2 of the models: - Thin wall is at least 0.4 mm everywhere along the path V1 of the model sliced and printed fine with both Slic3r-PE and FlashPrint, but I discovered that Cura had a few drop-out areas on the thin cutting edge where the mesh was slightly less than 0.4 mm, so no extrusion was generated in those areas. V2 of the thin-walled model has a more consistent wall width of 0.5 mm instead of a less consistent 0.4 mm width, so at nowhere along the path does it get below 0.4 mm. - Single mesh instead of 2 or 3 separate meshes A Thingiverse member reported that Simplify3D had a problem with it that I believe was because the STL was really 2 or 3 separate meshes combined together to look and behave like one. The updated model has been created using a slightly different process, so it's now a single mesh instead of 2 (in the thick-walled model) or 3 (in the thin-walled model). I don't have access to Simplify 3D so I can't test it, but I believe S3D should be happy with it now. The v2 STL files are much smaller and take a bit less time to print.