The Vornaments

Merry Christmas for you and your family from Wittystore!

It could be said that they represent the inescapable future of all glass ornaments - with a deconstructed surface based on a [Voronoi](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voronoi_diagram) tessellation. Or maybe, they just represent digital complexity for complexity's sake. Either way, they look awesome.

Presented here is a set of 7, which vary in size, detail, and energy of deconstruction. Ornament numbering (1-7) roughly correlates with difficulty of printing. Regardless, getting the first layer stuck to the build platform, and printing with a thick brim, are essential. Some of the ornaments have very aggressive overhangs, and having your cooling and print temperature dialed in is essential.

The parts are represented as a solid (ie - filled) because I was getting the best results by letting the slicer create the shell surface. You can print them "without a bottom" in Cura and get a print with a hole in it for hanging, though I found it easier+stronger+faster to print them with uniform 2mm walls all-around, 0% infill, and drill out the hole for hanging afterwards.

The Vornaments! by nhfoley is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.