CHRISTMAS FAIRY HOUSES - THE CHRISTMAS DRUM (Patreon)

Hello my wonderful friends! 

The fifth Christmas Fairy House is finally here! And it's in the form of a cute, colorful christmas drum! 

It can be printed in a wide range of colors, and the project is 100% support free. 

There's a few things to consider in this project: 

-The tension rope all around the drum is a bit tricky to put in place. But its not that hard. You just need a little bit of dexterity. 

-FOR THE MINI OWNERS: The tension rope in its original version is too long for your bed. You will need to use the file "Half tension rope" which is in a separate folder. Print the two halves and install them just like the original one.

-FOR THE ENDER OWNERS: If you wanna print the tension rope in its original form (one long piece) you will need to use your bed. Many ender users don't know that, but the real printing area of an Ender 3 is 235x235 and not 220x220. You can look online on how to modifiy your settings to use the full 235mm area. If you don't wanna play with your settings, use the same file as the mini owners for the tension rope. 

-The gold rings around the door and the window are really tiny. You can consider them optional, but if you decide to glue them in place, use something like a toothpick or a seringe to put your glue on the white section of the drum. Do not put the glue directly on the gold ring, you have to slide the ring in place over the other parts and you will get glue stains everywhere. 

-When you glue the main parts of the drum together (the middle section, tension rope and the gold drum rings) make sure to press them firmly in place. The drum will not sit correctly onto the base if they are not glued properly. 

As usual, a complete 3mf file is included in the folder. Note: The 3mf file is only a suggestion on own to print the project. At any time, if you want quicker prints or parts without fuzzy skin, you can play with the settings as much as you want. Changing settings won't affect the printability.  

I think that's all for this project. 

If you have any other questions feel free to ask! 

Have fun my friends! Pascal