Chopped & Twisted Glitched Wind Spinner

This is a lightweight wind spinner, built through experiments with damaged and glitchy geometry. What emerged is sharp angular facets that work especially well with multi-extrusion filament, and a semi-complete structure through the middle that contributes to a striking digital-looking shimmer effect while the model spins. It uses less than 22 g of filament to make a 195 mm tall hanging decoration. Design: Chopped and rebuilt The design approach is inspired by chopped & screwed hip-hop: slowed, warped, broken down, and rebuilt into a strange, wonky swagger. The process behind this model applies the idea to geometry - I started with a simple triple-helix spiral, intentionally broke the face geometry by simplifying it too far, and then recombined the broken form with itself, on loop, until it looked interesting. Chopped Cuts (versions) Original sizes use a 0.4mm nozzle, and XL versions max out the height on H2 printers and use a 0.6mm nozzle (and are quite a bit heftier). Original: The t