GOTHIC TEALIGHT FIREPLACE! (Patreon)

Hello my dear friends!

Hope everyone is doing well! :)

Last year at Christmas, the little desktop fireplace was a great success! Many people asked me to make different editions according to the holidays. So here is another one, a little gothic fireplace for Halloween to come.

Like most of my projects;

-It is 100% printable without supports.

-It can be printed on all types of printers, even minis.

-The file names are color coded

-All STLs are placed in the correct orientation to be printed.

-A bambu Lab project file is included, with the painted colors and settings I used.

IMPORTANT THINGS TO KNOW;

-For the accessories (pumpkins and candlesticks) I did not indicate a quantity neither in the file name nor in the instructions. You print as many as you want and place them where you want.

-You will find in the STLs two files called "MEDIUM GRAY - A1 MINI TILE BASE PT001" and "MEDIUM GRAY - A1 MINI TILE BASE PT002". These files are for mini users ONLY. The base being too wide, to accommodate the pumpkins, I had to split the base in two for mini owners. So, mini users, use these files and glue them together to make your base.

-The candlesticks: These are unfortunately (or fortunately) printed in a flat position and are made of two colors. For Bambu Lab owners with AMS, it's simple, the candlesticks are painted in the 3mf file. On the other hand, for people without AMS or people who do not have a Bambu Lab printer, I tried very hard to create a file with separate parts. But it is much too small and difficult to glue. So my recommendation is to simply paint the white candles once the candlestick is printed. It takes a few seconds, and it is the "cleanest" way to do it. Otherwise, if you still want to print the candles separately in white and then glue them on the gold candlestick, I advise you to take the cutting tool in the slicer, to separate them and make separate pieces that you can then glue after printing.

-The pumpkins come in two versions (both of which can be enlarged or reduced as needed) which are the large pumpkin and the small pumpkin. The large one has a separate stem while the small one is in one piece. You are free to use the one you prefer.

So that's it. I don't think I forgot anything.

If you ever have problems with the model or have questions, send me a private message. I will try to help you as best I can.

You can also ask your questions on the Facebook group dedicated to my models;

https://www.facebook.com/groups/1403567230344891

Have fun my friends!!!

Pascal