This design was made to captivate the essence of the true meaning of Easter, Christ's resurrection, in a mechanical sense. The phrase 'Christos anesti' means 'Christ is risen' in Greek, which is a common greeting during Easter of my religion which is Coptic Orthodoxy, where the response would be 'Alithos anesti' which means 'Truly He is risen', the phrase is also said in Arabic too as well as English. Unfortunately with us Copts, our Easter is actually much later than on the Gregorian Calender in which the rest of the world follows, no worries though.

I had quite a hard time getting everything to actually fit as on the model itself, but managed to get through and create a functioning tomb unroll to Christos Anesti sign popup using gears.

For the printing itself, I had quite a struggle, but here are the settings best found:

Tomb and Land: standard quality(.2mm), supports touching buildplate(I did no supports, but unfortunately wasn't able to use the gear cover because the holes for the rod did not come out at all.), 20% infill

Gear Holder: same as tomb and land

Gears WITHOUT axle holes: standard quality(.2mm), no supports, 20% infill, exclusive/middle slicing tolerance

Lead Gear: super quality(.12mm), no supports, 20% infill, Middle slicing tolerance

Christos Anesti Sign and Turner: Super Quality(.12mm), touching buildplate tree supports, 20% infill, Middle slicing tolerance

Cover for gears: standard quality(.2mm), touching buildplate tree supports, 20% infill, middle/inclusive slicing tolerance.

knob: super quality(.12mm), no supports, 20% infill, middle slicing tolerance.

Axle for gears: standard quality(.2mm), tree touching buildplate supports, 20% infill, middle slicing tolerance.

Cross top: standard quality(.2mm), tree supports everywhere(unless you're fine with trimming off some filament from the cross), 20% infill, any slicing tolerance.

Mechanical Tomb Unroll - Christos Anesti Sign Popup

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill