Doorstop Exploration

My mom has a store, and in that store, she has a couple of doors. One door, she likes to keep open with a doorstop. But a standard doorstop doesn't work. Even a larger doorstop she had made out of wood didn't work. So she stuck the two together, and that worked. But it was ugly. You can see the ugly doorstop in the diagram.

When I mentioned that I can 3D design and print things, she sent me a picture of the ugly doorstop, with a diagram showing the height, length and width. After converting from inches to millimeters, I had a plan. Super easy!

I created a single color doorstop, and that's what you see in green. It's super easy to print, and on my printer, the filleted edges print perfectly with no support.

Then, I wanted to really surprise her, by creating a two-tone doorstop that's exactly the same size! Now, I know my printer does dual extrusion, but dual extrusion truly sucks for most purposes, especially as it's implemented in your average printer. So I thought, and