Jack-O'-Lantern Pumpkin Grenade with Flying Handle

To celebrate halloween, I've just posted a jack-o-lantern grenade! It looks just like a jack-o-lantern with the grenade's top looking like a pumpkin stem and the pin you pull looking like pumpkin vines. When you pull the pin, the spoon handle flies off just like a real grenade. You can either use the 3D printed plastic spring or a metal spring, like a pen spring. Spring options (for flying handle)

- Metal Spring (recommended) – if you have a metal spring, even a pen spring will usually work, then print the metal spring profile. It is designed to work with the Bambu Store's 0.5x7x12mm spring (linked lower on the page). If you use a pen spring, you can usually cut it in half and get two springs.

- Plastic Spring – if you don't have a metal spring, but still want the handle to fly off, then print the plastic spring profile. - If the spring eventually wears out, just print a new one and pop it in.

- Don't leave the spring under tension when not using it as it will wear out much faster.

- Avoid Matte and Silk filament for the spring itself, Basic and Metal work better.

- No Flying Handle - if you don't want the handle to fly off and just want a grenade model, simply print either version and don't put in a spring.

Bambu filaments used

- Basic Orange

- Matte Black

- Matte Dark Green

Metal Spring Version Assembly 1. Insert the peg and the spring into the top like you see below:

2. Next, insert the green octagonal piece into the top of the pumpkin, it should snap into place.

3. Then, screw the top onto the pumpkin – doing this upside down is easiest.

Plastic Spring Version Assembly 1. Insert the spring into the top like you see below:

2. Next, insert the green octagonal piece into the top of the pumpkin, it should snap into place.

3. Then, screw the top onto the pumpkin – doing this upside down is easiest.