I did one something like this in resin it turned out great

Probably, I haven't tested, make sure to use supports if you do.

I am using Bambu Studio and it found an error. Error: 720 non-manifold edges. Is anyone getting this? When I allow bambu studio to fix it, it fills in the base underneath. Which of course I can't put in a tealight.

I got it too.  I ignored it and it was fine.

Get a battery powered tealight like [this](https://www.amazon.com/Tappovaly-Flameless-Operated-Tealight-Decoration/dp/B07WLLRVMD/ref=sr_1_6?keywords=battery%2Btealight&sr=8-6&th=1).


No supports are needed, print in place. The built in scaffolding supports are to be removed after printing.

This classic holiday 3D model can be used as a large ornament for your Christmas tree or as a tabletop decoration. The charming glowing Christmas tree in the town square is surrounded by shops. This updated design prints better and has an improved tealight compartment with screw on cap (print separately). Holds tealights up to 40mm in diameter.

Built-in scaffolding supports are to be removed.

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Suggested Print Settings – PrusaSlicer
Print in place – no supports necessary (organic/tree supports can be used to create a cleaner print)
Layer Height: 0.2mm
Infill: 8% Gyroid
Perimeters: 2 or 3 (2 will make the tealight glow more prominent, 3 should improve the exterior surface quality)
Extra Perimeters if Needed: X
Extra Perimeters on Overhangs: X
Avoid Crossing Curled Overhangs: X
Seam Position: Random
Enable Dynamic Overhang Speeds: X
Adjust Retraction Settings for excessive retractions dependent on filament.


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