A raincloud wind chime. Raindrops are used instead of rods
Can also be used as a baby mobile

The raindrops can be printed in three different sizes, with three of each size in a single print.
The raindrops are printed in spiral vase mode

You can take it one step further by hanging several raindrops below each other. The opening on the bottom makes this easy to do

Special settings:

Raindrops:

• Layers and perimeters -> Spiral vase mode

• In case that you want to print multiple drops at once:
  Print settings -> Output options -> Complete individual objects

With this setting, multiple raindrops can be printed one after another in a single print job using the spiral vase mode

Assembly:

Clouds

1. Slide the two halves of the cloud together
   

   

2. Tie the ends of a string to the two holes on the top of the cloud
   
   

   

Raindrops

1. Use a needle (or something similar) to pull a string through through the tip of the raindrop.
   
   

   

   
   

2. Tie several knots at the end where the needle is. The knot at the end must be larger than the tip of the raindrop (alternatively, a nut or a snapped toothpick can be used to prevent the string from slipping through)
   
   

   

   

3. Attach the other end of the string to a hole in the cloud