This is a six-petaled lily flower.

Highlights:

• Great for home decor or other uses involving lilies
• Two petal designs for you to choose between
• The petals, stem, and base are all separate parts so you can print with different colors/materials
• The stamen of the flower makes use of your printer's purge lines
• The base is the same as in my Lunar Tear model if you would like to reuse it

Printing notes and assembly:

• Pick a petal design to print
  • Plate 1: Spiral petals
    • Easier of the two to print (easier to break off supports near the center)
  • Plate 2: Whorled petals
    • More realistic like actual lilies
    • Supports near the center hole may be more difficult to remove compared to the ones in the spiral petals
    • From testing, I was able to get the supports off with tools and/or “punching a hole” through the support interface from the top of the petals using the stem's tip

• If making any changes, ensure the following:
  • Petals have tree supports with a 45 degree threshold angle
  • Petals have adaptive layer height enabled
• To color the tip of the stem to match the petals, use an AMS or add a pause around height 146.00 to swap colors
• From my testing, you may need a tiny bit of pressure to attach the petals to stem and stem to base but it should stay secure
• For the stamen (center hole at the top of the stem), I’ve tested it to have a snug fit with around 4-6 purge lines (only 1-2 lines needed if you're resourceful with your folding/cutting)
  1. Fold each purge line in half
  2. Insert the folded line into the base until no more can fit
  3. Cut the lines to your desired length
  4. Use your finger to press down into the center hole and fan out the cut lines