christmas tree 

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Christmas Icicle Ornaments (2)

Lattice_Icicle_with_No_Supports.stl

Christmas Tree Springo

tree-springo.stl

Love Heart Cookie Cutters and Stamps

Love Heart - 100mm (4in) cutter and stamp.stl

John McClane Christmas Tree Decoration

This is a John McClane (Bruce Willis) from Die Hard Christmas Tree Decoration. 
Die Hard is an action movie from the 90's and is considered as a Christmas Movie, then what's better to have that iconical character in your Christmas Tree?

It's designed to be printed in different color changes to achieve the final result, if you want you can print it in one color and paint later.
This is the filament color change configuration if you print with 0.2mm layer with Cura Slicer:
0 to layer 13 (0 to 2.6mm) = Light Skin
14 to 17 (2.8 to 3.4mm) = Black
18 to 21 (3.6 to 4.2mm) = White
22 to 25 (4.4 to 5mm) = Red

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Hope you like it! Any advice, or recommendation is welcome! Happy Printing!

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ZigZag Christmas Ornament

##Not to Be Sold
**I'm sharing my files so that you can make them for yourselves or give them away as gifts. I hope you enjoy them. I do not authorize sale of my work by anyone. Please don't ask me.**

##About the Design
This is an elegant abstract sculpture masquerading as a Christmas ornament. It almost seems to change shape as you rotate it in different directions.

This ornament prints well with just a single perimeter. That makes it very light and lets the most light through is you use transparent/translucent filament. In fact, it positively glows. It also looks amazing printed with bichromatic or trichromatic filaments. 

The print shown in clear was printed with Matterhackers Transparent PLA. They were printed on an AnyCubic Mega S and sliced using Cura. I'll be adding pictures soon that show the ornament printed with Matterhackers Quantum Raspberry Gold and Translucent Blue printed on a Prusa MK3S+ sliced using PrusaSlicer.

##Resizing
These should scale up well, but I'm not sure how much smaller you could print them using a consumer FDM printer. Using a resin printer, you could probably print them much smaller.

##Print Time
About 5 hours

##Print Settings
The trickiest parts to print is the top of the stems. Using FDM, if you don't temp, speed, flow, and cooling right, the thin parts of the stem will melt as you print. Thinner walls help. If that's not enough, try increasing the layer height.

*Thickness*

* Layer thickness: .15 mm
* Wall thickness: 0.4 mm.

*Infill*
Using PrusaSlicer, you won't need infill. Just set top and bottom to 1 layer and minimum shell thickness to 0.15 mm. That will keep the ornament light (about 13 grams) and will let the most light through if you use translucent/transparent PLA. 

If you use Cura, I would use support blockers set to 1-3 layers high to add infill just in those areas that are unsupported.

*Speed*
With PrusaSclier, I used the default speed settings for my printer and generic PLA. In cura, I used:
* Outer Wall: 35 mm/sec
* Inner Wall: 40 mm/sec
* Travel Speed: 60 mm/sec

*Build Plate Adhesion*
I used a brim. With the supports, you shouldn't need a raft.

*Supports*
You will probably need supports for both bed adhesion and the overhang on the first few layers. You shouldn't need supports for the loop at the top. Adding them would just increase the chances the supports broke and caused the print to fail. If you get supports inside the ball, just add a support blocker.

* Support Structure: Normal
* Support Placement: Touching Buildplate
* Support Overhang Angle: 60 Degrees (Cura) and 67 (PrusaSlicer)

Penguin Singing Jingle Bells 8 of 12 Ornament

Penguin_Ornament_08of12_SparkyFace5.stl

Ribbed Christmas Tree 

Christmas tree decor 2.stl

Flexi Fallen Santa

SANTA.stl

Zombie Head

Zombie Head.stl

Car with Christmas tree wallart

christmas_tree_car.stl

Ghosts - Spooky Boos!

Spooky Boos! Spooky Boos, they will amuse! Add these little ghosts to your Halloween decor!  

Scale them in all sizes, print them in any colors!


Christmas Gonk.stl

Festive Gonk droid, perfect for hanging from the Christmas tree 🎄 

Skeleton Gingerbread Man- Nomz

 SkeletonCookieMan - Nomz.stl

Christmas Teardrop Ornament 5

Use this version if you want to create your own supports. I recommend printing the version with built-in supports first.

Teardrop 2021 v9.1.stl

Simple Advent Calendar, 25 day, Christmas, Merry Christmas

SIMPLE ADVENT BAMBU.3mf

Spooky Halloween 2024 Series: Stained-Glass Effect Black Cat!

black-0.stl

Kaleidoscope Christmas Ball 1

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5100757.

I designed this using Affiinity Designer to create cross-sections and then did everything else in Blender. 

I designed theis to print easily, to be light, and to look elegant when printed in one color. I recommend using a metallic or silky filament (or spray paint the final print with a metallic paint). The metallic or silky highlights will catch the light and show off the complex geometry of the ornaments.

At 100%, this is 80mm wide, which is a nice size for trees 1.5 meter and larger. However, I scaled a similar design to 60% and it looks great. At that size, it will work well on trees as small as 0.5 meter high. You may be able to scale this down slightly smaller than 60%, but I haven't tried it. If you do and it works, please post a comment.

PRINT SETTINGS

To make the print as light as possible, I printed at just 0.4mm walls and 0.45mm top/bottom thickness. I also used Cura's Support Blocker and Per Model Setting's "Modify Settings for Overlaps" to add 20% infill - but just for the bottom 6mm of the ornament. I recommend a layer height of 0.15mm.

You won't need a raft, but I recommend using a brim.

There are other parts of the ornaments that appear to need infill, but they are self-healing and do not show in the final print if you leave out the infill. Infill is really only needed to the bottom of the inside of the ornament. Adding infill everywhere will really increase the weight, which means it may not work on all Christmas trees.

For supports, I used:

- Support Placement: Everywhere
- Support Overhang Angle: 60 degrees
- Support Pattern: Concentric
- Support Density: 15%
- Enable Support Brim: Yes
- Support Brim: 3mm
- Support Roof Density: 75%
- Support Floor Density: 50%

If you print with 0.4mm walls and you wind up with holes in your print, I recommend increasing the flow rate slightly and maybe reduce travel and print speeds.


Snow Dragon wearing a Santa hat

Snow dragon  in santa hat.3mf

Waving Halloween Ghost

Happy_Ghost.stl

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Christmas Icicle Ornaments (2)

Christmas Tree Springo

Love Heart Cookie Cutters and Stamps

John McClane Christmas Tree Decoration

ZigZag Christmas Ornament

Penguin Singing Jingle Bells 8 of 12 Ornament

Ribbed Christmas Tree

Flexi Fallen Santa

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Ghosts - Spooky Boos!

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