by glx0711

Since many like the other flower design (some even so much, that they sell it in their Etsy-stores, regardless the license doesn't allow that, but more on that below), and some asked if I could also make different ones, I decided to design these also from scratch to be nicely printable and don't need supports (I mean these are flowers, they should really be nice to the environment).

I'm always happy when you share your makes :).

I tested the designs with multiple materials to make sure most of you can print it easily.

The parts are interchangeable, so you can use these blossoms on the other stem and vice versa.
There's a small difference in the length of the studs that hold the blossoms, that is caused by making it more compatible (regarding the height) to my printer.

Now just a quick word to and about the mentioned folks that sell the flowers on Etsy (and who knows where else). I'm feeling honored, that you (and obviously many others) like the flower so much, that they buy, and you can sell it, but that's against the license it is published though. It's clearly marked as non commercial for different reasons. I put quite some time, effort and material into the development and don't think it's fair if you just basically steal the work to make money with it. And seriously, if I contact you and describe the situation, the last thing I want to hear is you insulting me.
I had the files ready for quite a while but did hesitate whether I should publish them, if that's the way people that create things are treated.

Print Settings

Printer brand:

Ultimaker

Printer:

Ultimaker 3

Rafts:

No

Supports:

No

Resolution:

0.2mm

Infill:

20%

Filament brand:

Formfutura

Filament color:

multiple

Filament material:

ABS

Notes:

I recommend using a brim, especially on the stem, because the surface area is quite small and it's relatively tall. If your printer has a moving bed in the x- and/or y-direction I recommend to use some slower than usual print and travel speeds to reduce the stress on that small contact area when the print is getting taller.
If you print a smaller version (like 50% of the original files) I recommend to print multiple stems at once, that can reduce cooling issues and provide a nicer surface finish.
All parts can be printed without supports, I tested it with PLA, ABS and Nylon (not for the stem, since I didn't have green nylon on hand).