Happy Halloween "Somewhat Stretchy" Bracelet

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As an addition to the grandkids, kids, parents, and grandparents' Halloween Trick or Treating costumes, I designed a "somewhat stretchy" (e.g. grandkid "resistant") Happy Halloween Bracelet that fits comfortably over the hand and onto the wrist. The inside diameters of the included files for the bracelet are sized for most of our grandkids at 58mm, and I simply scaled these files up for the older grandkids, kids, parents, and grandparents (my wife and I of course!) before 3D printing using the Ultimaker Cura 4.2.0 scale function with values of 1.1 through 1.3 across the X, Y plane. I've included both the single extrusion "Happy Halloween Bracelet.stl" and dual extrusion "Happy Halloween Bracelet.3mf" files for the bracelet, as well as the individual black "Happy Halloween Bracelet, Black.stl" and orange "Happy Halloween Bracelet, Orange.stl" files used for dual extrusion if you wish to merge them yourself before printing. I printed our bracelets at .15mm layer height, 20% infill with no supports in both PLA and Ultimaker Tough PLA (again for grandkid "resistant" performance). To obtain a cleaner dual extrusion print given the finer lettering details of this model, I enabled the Ultimaker Cura 4.2.0 "Prime Tower" and "Ooze Shield" options with excellent results, as shown in a photograph of a dual extrusion print of the bracelet with these options enabled. Even with these features enabled, Ultimaker Cura 4.2.0 reported using only .85m of bracelet color and .33m of letter color, making this bracelet what I call a "remnant print" (printable with only a few "remnant" meters remaining on the spool(s)). Without these features enabled, Ultimaker Cura 4.2.0 reported using only .62m of bracelet color and .18m of letter color. Given the simplicity of this model, I truly hope I didn't forget anything this time, but if I did, please feel free to let me know. Our family hopes you and yours enjoy this model and have a happy and safe Halloween! Designed using Autodesk Fusion360, sliced using Ultimaker Cura 4.2.0, and printed in PLA on an Ultimaker 2+ Extended, and PLA / Tough PLA on an Ultimaker 3+ Extended and an Ultimaker S5.