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.