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Hello my dear friends! 

First, i would like to say that i have received a lot of private message and notifications recently. I am trying to answer them all but this is gonna take a little time. Thanks for your understanding. 

Here's the third model in the Christmas Fairy Houses Collection! The little bell! 

Just like the other fairy house models, it is really simple to print and assemble as long as you read the instructions carefuly. 

The model can be illuminated with a battery operated tealight if you want. 

All the parts are support free EXCEPT two parts; The window frames. 

But with the right settings, they are easy and quick to print. 

Again, some parts have fuzzy skin. It is indicated in the file names and also in the 3mf file, which ones are done with this setting. Parts in the 3mf file (for the bambulab owners) are already prepared with this setting (by object).

Note: the base is a little bit bigger than the other fairy houses. But overall, the fairy house is the same scale as the others; approximately 90mm high. 

As always, read the instructions step by step, and make some dry fit checks (without glue) at each step. This will prevent any mistake and you will see exactly how the parts are installed. 

FILAMENT LIST: 

-GOLD: 3DPrintingCanada - House brand PLA Pearl golden

-SILVER: D3D Sigma - PLA Silver

-RED: Polymaker - Polyterra PLA Army red

-WHITE: Polymaker - Polyterra PLA Coton White

-BLACK: Polymaker - Polyterra PLA Charcoal Black

-CLEAR: LEFTOVERS (Sorry) 

-LIGHT GREEN: Sakata - PLA850 Green

-DARK GREEN: Spectrum - PLA Forest Green

-BLUE-GREEN: eSun - PLA+3D Green

if you have any kind of problem with the files, feel free to send me a private message! :)

Hope you like this one as much as the others! 

Have fun my friends!!!

Pascal

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Dale Salter

Think this might be my favorite one so far

Chris Myers

This is so awesome. Will be printing these asap

Ian Holloway

Thank you PA1 for another Christmas design.

Nicki Holm

Looks amazing my printers is gonna run 24 hours a day to print all your awesome Christmas prints ;p

Escrich

Suuuper cute!!

Adam Jones

Another perfect addition to the Fairy House Collection!! Thanks!!!!

Geoff Hawkins

Absolutely loving these models, making some to try to raise funds for my local children's nursery. One thing, I have noticed that if you print the window/door frames from the Bambu Project file it auto adds a brim of some sort to the door frame which is almost impossible to remove and loses the textured front to the frame. Thanks for doing such an amazing job with these. Looking forward to the revised Bauble as that one looks fantastic already so with the lighting too will look even better.

Torita Byrd

can the fairy houses be printed with no infill and still be sturdy

Chris Felix

I tried printing the bells yesterday on my X1c and in the Bambu file the seam is aligned to the right of the door and top window. I tried to random the seam but then the space between the door and the window gets rough. In the posted pictures where is the seam located ?.

PA1 MAKER

Hello Chris For all the fairy houses, i put the seam at the back. ;) Its a nice way to hide those defects cause by the seam sometimes.

PA1 MAKER

Hello Torita Didnt try. So i cannot give you an acurate answer on this. I would say some models coud be printed without any infill, like the mug (with good bridging settings)... But with all the overhangs and the round shapes, i would be really curious to see if its possible or not...

Crystal Hazlett

I print everything with 5% and they're very sturdy.

Torita Byrd

Will you be coming out with toys like trucks, cars, dolls etc.?

Jeff Robinson

Just finishing up printing one of these with a gold bell with green accents...printing the trees at the moment. I printed the "Tall" tree and it fit perfectly in the small tree hole in the snow. I'm printing another at 125% hoping it will be the right size for what the tall tree is supposed to be (25mm wide).

Deborah Ortiz

I sized my bell up to 150% and noticed the trees still looked way smaller than their intended locations.

Stuart Bowling

quick tip if you go to preferences in the slicer and check developer mode. This will now add advanced settings for seam. I set my seam gap to 7% on the back and this makes the seam nice and thin vs default 15%.

José De Lima

Super boulot. Par contre je ne sais pas comment télécharger

Frédéric Lallement

En étant membre actif / payant du Patreon , tu as ( justement ce matin ) reçu le nouveau lien Dropbox et le mot de passe pour accéder aux fichiers :)

Frédéric Lallement

Great .. I print it ( after the bauble & drum ) and yes the base is rather huge ... I find the holes for the trees rather big compared to the tree sizes , is it normal ?

Candi

Did you ever figure this out? My trees are TINY and definitely don't fit into the base as the other trees on the other models, I want to resize them but not sure what size to make them.

hypermice

This is a bit old, but I sized up the large trees to 150% and they fit well