Light up ornaments (batman & gears of war) 3D for print
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Please watch this video for more information and to see th...em in action:
I had this idea a few days ago and thought they'd be fun to make. These are round ornaments that light up and one has the Batman logo on it and the other has Gears of War. You can light them with any color and in a couple different ways. The video explains a bit more and shows them lighting up.
I've included a couple different options for the bottom part. There is a normal bottom that is just round with no features. The one titled "string-light-bottom" has a whole in the bottom that allows a string light (like christmas lights) to be inserted and will light up the clear PLA (see the Batman image above). Then the one titled "switch-bottom" is designed if you want to put an LED in there and half it be able to be turned off to preserve the battery. With the LED you can just get a coin cell battery and attach them (a resistor is recommended but not necessary). A little soldering is necessary if you choose to use the switch though.
These were printed using black PLA and clear PLA (http://www.amazon.com/HATCHBOX-Transparent-3D-Printer-Filament/dp/B00M0CS8N2/ref=sr_1_1). They should just snap together and can be hung using string or some ornament hooks you can find at most major retail stores.
Let me know what you think and if you have any ideas for other designs to be put on these. :)
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ChaosCoreTech3d model description
These are light up ornaments created with clear filament. There's Batman and Gears of War.Please watch this video for more information and to see th...em in action:
I had this idea a few days ago and thought they'd be fun to make. These are round ornaments that light up and one has the Batman logo on it and the other has Gears of War. You can light them with any color and in a couple different ways. The video explains a bit more and shows them lighting up.
I've included a couple different options for the bottom part. There is a normal bottom that is just round with no features. The one titled "string-light-bottom" has a whole in the bottom that allows a string light (like christmas lights) to be inserted and will light up the clear PLA (see the Batman image above). Then the one titled "switch-bottom" is designed if you want to put an LED in there and half it be able to be turned off to preserve the battery. With the LED you can just get a coin cell battery and attach them (a resistor is recommended but not necessary). A little soldering is necessary if you choose to use the switch though.
These were printed using black PLA and clear PLA (http://www.amazon.com/HATCHBOX-Transparent-3D-Printer-Filament/dp/B00M0CS8N2/ref=sr_1_1). They should just snap together and can be hung using string or some ornament hooks you can find at most major retail stores.
Let me know what you think and if you have any ideas for other designs to be put on these. :)
