EASTER LIGHT BOXES (Patreon)

Hey friends!

Sorry for the delay since the last post, but I'm running into some issues (that are going to drive me crazy lol) with the next fairy house. Just to take a break and get some perspective, I tackled this cute little Easter-themed light box design!

It is illuminated with a simple battery operated tealight, and the egg is roughly 130mm high.

The project prints quickly and can be printed with a 0.2mm layer thickness while maintaining excellent print quality. This applies to all parts. No need to use a thin layer.

Roughly speaking, we're talking about about 2 hours and 15 minutes on a P1s for all parts, with very good print quality.

The project is designed to accommodate a battery-powered tealight, but it can also be placed in front of a window or enlarged and equipped with an LED strip. You decide how you want it to look!

I've included quick instructions, but honestly, once you've made one, you won't need to look at them again. I plan to release one or two more models soon; everything will be built the same way and with the same specifications.

Of course, all parts print without supports.

A Bambu Lab file is included for each egg.

All parts are positioned in the correct orientation for printing.

NOTE: In the Bambu Lab file, I used a modified seam setting. It's set to "back," and all the parts are positioned so that the seam is hidden underneath each part.

If you're not using Bambu Studio, I still recommend setting your seam settings to "back" to achieve the same result. The parts will already be imported in the correct orientation so that the seam is underneath the parts.

NOTE 2: I recommend using a toothpick to place drops of glue around the edge of the egg to glue the face assembly. You don't need a lot of glue to hold it in place just a tiny drop here and there every 2 cm will do the job.

In any case, if you have any questions, please let me know!

I'll be back soon, as soon as I finish the fairy house!

Have fun, my friends!!!

Pascal