**General information**
As you might have guessed from the title, this is the 2nd version of my sanding wedge. I made the models in Autodesk Inventor. 

The new design is Fully 3d printed, no bolts or nuts needed.

**Technical details**

This sanding wedge is made for 50mm wide sandpaper. The sandpaper must be at least 310mm long for the original version and 225mm for the small version.

I recommend you buy a roll of Sandpaper that already has the desired width and then cut it to length.


**Print setting **
25% infill 
4 perimeters 
3 top and bottom layers 
material: PETG (for the body)
I found that these settings worked best for me. Also, other materials might work better than PETG. 

Sanding Wedge V2

Base_no_holes.stl

Base_no_holes.stp

Base_Block_no_holes.stl

Base_Block_no_holes.stp

Base_Variation_3_no_holes.stl

Base_Variation_3_no_holes.stp

Base.stl

Base.stp

Base_Block.stl

Base_Block.stp

Base_Variation_3.stl

Base_Variation_3.stp

screw.stl

screw.stp

wedge.stl

wedge.stp

My first take at a vase.  I made the model in Fusion360 and printed it in PLA with a 0,3mm layer height.

You can print just the vase or print it with ornaments.

 

**You need:**
1 x Hex vase
80 x Ornament1 
32 x Ornament2 
some kind of superglue
 

**Materials used:**
BioFusion metallic grey by Extrudr
Prusament PLA Prusa Galaxy Black by Prusa

Hex vase | Vase mode

Hex vase.stl

Ornament1.stl

Ornament2.stl

Ornaments.3mf

General Information
I wanted an easy to print and nice looking frame for some Lithophane's I have. Furthermore, it should use cheap lights with batteries. I couldn't find something I liked so I drew my own in Fusion360.

 

Parts and Tool
The Lights I used BXROIU 2 x 20er Micro LED

I used the Flat Lithophane Maker to create the Lithophane.

Filament Sunlu PLA+ white and Sunlu Wood

 

The settings I used
Lithophane Resolution (mm/pixel) 0,2
Width (mm) 170
Height (mm) 120
Depth (mm) 6
Base Height (mm) 3
Overhang Angle (deg) 60
Maximum Thickness (mm) 2,4
Minimum Thickness (mm) 0,6
The Width, Height and Depth are important. You need to use the same values as above or change the frame model. The other settings depend on the printer you are using. I used a modified Artillery Sidewinder X1 to print this model. 

 

My print settings
Lithophane:

0,4mm Nozzle 
0,2mm layer Hight
4 perimeter
100% infill
Frame:

0,6mm Nozzle 
0,3mm layer Hight
3 perimeter
30% infill
 

Assembly 
It's very simple: 

Thread the fairy lights through the hole on the back.
Bend the fairy lights so that they are nicely wrapped in the groove. Fix with hot glue if necessary.
Simply place the Lithophane in the slot provided.
If you have any questions don't hesitate to ask me in the comments.

Links:
Lights:
https://www.amazon.de/Lichterkette-Silberdraht-Weihnachten-Halloween-Beleuchtung/dp/B07CRJT4LG?ref_=ast_sto_dp&th=1

Lithophane Maker:
https://lithophanemaker.com/Framed%20Lithophane.html

Thanks for downloading and Happy Holidays!

Lithophane frame

Lithophane_Stand v5.stl

Lithophane_TestPic_1.stl

Lithophane_TestPic_2.stl

Lithophane_Stand v5.step

Lithophane_Stand v5.obj

I am an Austrian student and maker.
Also visit me on [Printables](https://www.printables.com/de/@RalfHorhager)

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