Weird Gear Stick

Very unusual-looking gear stick, which I had no intentions of making, but it resulted from an over-filleted edge. I thought it looked alright, definitely unique. The gear stick is equipped with an M18x1 Female Thread; it should fit most vehicles. Simply locate the appropriate Male Thread suitable for your transmission shaft via the link provided: [https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/gadget/m18x1-male-threads-for-gear-sticks].

I recommend:
20% infill to minimize print time while ensuring strength. I generally use a cubic pattern, although most patterns are sufficient.
10% support infill to reduce print material and time, whilst allowing easier removal. However, this is situational and based on your printer’s capabilities. 20% support infill can significantly increase print reliability.
Print speed of 60mm/s. Again, this is situational and based on my printer’s capabilities. Most printers are capable of higher speeds, especially their default settings, although this can lead to less reliable results. Make sure to disable or decrease acceleration to reduce abrupt movements.
Lower layer height produces greater quality but is more time-consuming. I use a .2mm layer height, which encapsulates sufficient detail.
The print takes approximately 4 hours. Normal nozzles of .4mm can replicate the design.