Toy Propeller

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My son damaged the propeller on his favorite toy so I designed and printed a replacement for him. Who would have thought high-school math skills would come in handy after all these years;). **Note that this is for a toy only, but as an avid drone enthusiast, I can assure you it's not even remotely aerodynamically designed. Print Settings Printer: My trusty Prusa i3 X printer Rafts: No rafts needed I didn't want any unwanted support material in the way Supports: No supports required The design is simple enough without needing any extra help Infill: 100% infill for added durability A toy that can withstand a few drops and bumps needs all the strength it can get Notes: Printed with PLA filament at 1.63mm thickness, bed temperature at 70°C, and extruder temperature at 185°C