Spray can handle/trigger

Adding this as it keeps popping up in the comments. The limitations of 3D printing do affect this design. What I mean is a 3D printed part is weak along it's layer lines. When a force runs parallel or along the layer lines, it can easily break the part. I did an example of this by printing hammers in different orientations, than testing them hammering in a nail. When you squeeze the trigger the force runs along the layer lines. This is most likely why people have reported broken triggers. It's a design flaw because of the limitations in 3D printing. I currently don't have the time to try and completely redesign this. Someone has separated the trigger from the main body and posted it as a remix. You can try that, but you do need some hardware.

Edit: I made a Version 2 of the spraycan handle/trigger. I was not thinking of revising it when I put it up, so it's a bit of an after thought.

Someone was wanting a printable handle/trigger for spraycans on a facebook group. I only n