Surprise pumpkin

Here is the surprise pumpkin from which a fashionable skeleton comes out.This is a model specially designed for Halloween.you have all the stl files to print which are attached.The pumpkin can be printed in 1, 2 or 4 pieces depending on the size of your printer.once the pumpkin is assembled (using glue if you print it in several pieces) you will then need to start by inserting the rudder by placing the two gears on either side of the separator (photo step 1).Then you will need to put the 6 blockers (photo step 2).The next step will be to put the 2 notched rods (photo step 3).Then you will need to glue the drawer on the rod by putting it in place (the head of the caterpillar is of course behind...).The last step will then be to put in place the pumpkin stem, the hat, the skull and stick the bats in its eyes.If you don't have a suitable pot to set your pumpkin in, a stand is available (also printable in 2 pieces).The small decorative spiders for those who are not arachnophobic are available in 3 sizes.Having only an old printer I couldn't do better in terms of printing but I'm sure you will be able to make this model even nicer.Don't hesitate to post your brands which I will be delighted to be able to see!Of course the drawer can hide some candy for the children rather than spiders...Happy Halloween !This object was designed from a royalty-free skull (named SKULL HEAD WITH JAW AND TEETH) found on a competing site.the other objects (pumpkin, mechanism, spiders, bats, etc.) were all designed by me with fusion360, 3Dbuilder and meshmixer.They are all checked to be printed easily without anomalies.This model was designed on an ender 3v2 with Cura version 5.5.0No Rafts and requires putting in supports (Gyroid for me ...)It was printed with PLA+ with 20% infill but any other material will work.the retraction is 4mm with a speed of 25mm/s.the nozzle temperature is 200°C, the plate at 60°C.