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Hey everyone,
I thought given the time of year we could have a roundup of Christmas objects. I'm sure that some of us could use them to increase the WAF, so fire away.
I found and printed this star for the top of a small Christmas tree my wife has. She loves it.
My mom used to make these with walnut shells and clay when we were kids. Needs support but I was going to give it a try. Modeled in Solidworks so it'll probably need a pass through netfabb if you want it clean. (It's walnut sized too so if you want it bigger scale it up)
I printed an Xmas tree and then shrunk down the Star tree topper to size to fit it. Also printed a snowflake ornament.
All from Thingiverse.
My gift to the community: a photo ornament. Simply affix a photo to the back of the print to show through the hole.
Forgive my printing quality as I'm now just waiting on my z-screw to come in. YMMV. This was printed at .3mm, 5 perimeters, 20% infill.
Let me know how yours turns out.
Frosty the snow man. Snow man print and scaled down hat to match from Thingiverse...
My gift to the community: a photo ornament. Simply affix a photo to the back of the print to show through the hole.
Forgive my printing quality as I'm now just waiting on my z-screw to come in. YMMV. This was printed at .3mm, 5 perimeters, 20% infill.
Let me know how yours turns out.
Thanks cckens! This is great. Making a few to give away as Xmas gifts.
Here is how mine turned out...
Sliced with Skeinforge. Used glow in the dark abs, 3mm layer, 3 perimeters, 20% fill, 195C.
HelmutK,
Yeah, I'm looking at doing that as well as money is a little tight this year. Kidlets get gifts, adults will probably get printed materials as I still have some filament left to do it. I'm looking at doing a small 3x5 photo frame that I can customize for each family.
cckens...I noticed your print has non-faceted smooth circumference. Mine has facets. I used SKeinforge to slice it. Are you using Slic3r to slice the STL?
Nope, I encountered issues with the smoothed version (that whole "holes encountered" issue), but it printed. I fixed it after I uploaded the faceted version. I'll upload the smoothed version tonight when I get home. The smooth version is a little more intensive time-wise to slice (heck of a lot more tri-s), but it does look better. The faceted version still works, but I can see why you'd want to use the smooth version more; just more pretty to look at.
OK thanks cckens, no problem. More curious than anything. 3D printing is a fun hobby. Like to absorb as much info as possible about it.
OK, so here's the hi-res version on the frame. It's 14MB unzipped, so it's a doozy.
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