Red Guava Logo

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Printable version of Red Guava's logo, designed for printing without a MMU, though eyes require a couple of manual color swaps. Version 2 changesBase is slightly tighter to body and may not need glueGlasses have a rear peg to fix into body. Much stronger and may not need glueEyes are easier to print, and use less aggressive adaptive layer printing. Now splits into 3 parts for the white, black, and a new blue part.Stem fits slightly deeper into body, and includes support part Instructions:Version 2Glasses: Print face down in black filament, I used JMO black PLA, no longer available. 0.2mm layer heightEyes: Split to parts. I used ESun PLA+ for the white and black, and 3dSolutech Teal Blue for the colored part of the iris. Use adaptive layer height starting around Z 1.8mm for a smoother sphere.Body: Printed in Paramount Enzo Red. This part has a small contact surface on the bottom so print with a large brim, and consider using z-lift, especially at higher layers to avoid knocking it off the build plate. Printing the lower (overhanging) section at a smaller layer height can help with drooping.Stem: Printed in Overture Grass Green HP TPU. Use brim and no additional supports at 0.2mm. May have better luck with (newer) organic supports.Glue parts together. I used CA glue for glasses and base when needed, and 2 part epoxy for the stem.Version 1Glasses were printed between 0.04 and 0.12mm layers, everything else at 0.12mm.I got better results on the glasses by reducing the top layer extrusion width, disabling detect thin walls and printing all layers starting at the pupil at 0.04 - 0.06mm layer height.Supports required for the leaf and stem. I used meshmixer's.