3d tree topper

... ... The "big tree top" measures 300mmx64mm. The smaller one, "treetop1", is only 197mmx51 mm - I've included this file in a zip package because it's a whopping 120 MB! Take a look at the picture and you'll see the 197 mm version. I hope you like it.

... available Moravian Star firmly to the top of a tree. ...To accommodate the device, a hole suitable for attachment is carefully drilled into the bottom. Next, apply enough masking tape around the top of the tree to ensure a precise and snug connection.

... do. Approximately ten centimeters by ten centimeters in size, this star-shaped decoration will fit perfectly on top of your Christmas tree. ...If the bottom hole is too loose for your tree top, simply wedge some twigs into it to secure it firmly.

Our star kept falling off the tree. Modelled a new holder in Fusion 360 that was taller and had slits for the lights to pop out and assist in stabilizing the star. ... Works great.

Print was made to sit on a 200X200 Platform and added a split/unsplit version with original supports I added. ... I made this inside Cura with Tree Branch in (zig-zag) to get everything to work.

I refined the model in Z Brush to enhance its facial features and overall appearance. ...Next, I utilized Meshmixer to correct any irregularities in the mesh and created an opening for the tree to fit seamlessly into place.

Simple Christmas decoration.Must be printed in vase mode (or spiralize) to be empty (and lightweight).Just remove the base layers to insert it on top of the Chrismas tree.

Based on the Premium Model by Supreme Creator Designs, this exclusive design is split into two sections to deliver exceptional detail and clarity when combined. ...A strategically placed hole in the middle enables effortless tree decorating.

Not test printed yet as I don't have printer yet but a larger base + hooked hole inside the model should allow you to place this on your christmas tree :)

I employed Blender to carve out a precise opening at the base of the sculpture. ...So far, I haven't put it to the test with an actual tree trunk, but visually, it appears to be structurally sound.

A sizable star adornment boasts a large opening at its base, designed to fit effortlessly onto your festive tree's summit. ...Let's witness your creative endeavors and spread holiday cheer by posting your crafted masterpieces!

Two elegant circles allow easy attachment to the tree, adding an extra touch of magic to this winter wonderland decoration. ...Printed on A8 paper with precision, using 0.12 layer thickness and transparent PLA material, all while utilizing a 0.4mm...

As seen in the Stargate movie :) Goes well with https://www.prusaprinters.org/prints/8060-stargate-kreesmas-tree-ornaments Print instructionsUnassociated tags: Ha'tak Category: Decor Print Settings Printer Brand: Prusa Printer: i3 MK2.5 Rafts: No...

Complete your Christmas tree with this impressive mothership model. As featured in the iconic Stargate movie, it's a show-stopping centerpiece that will leave all your friends and family in awe. ...Pair it perfectly with the intricate designs found at...

Why settle for a simple star atop when you can ignite your tree into an inferno! Built with reckless abandon, our design defies convention. ...Included are two attachments: a single-piece model and a two-part variant, each optimized for distinct color...

This is a star tree tropper based on the parametric star from obijuan.Print with support (for the shaft) and 10% infill. ...Concentric fill pattern looks best.<br>After the print I added some glitter to the top.</p>

Christmas Tree Topping Masterpiece A true creative force, I bring this wondrous design to life without the crutch of support structures, yet I firmly believe their inclusion would elevate its grandeur even further. ...A spacious workspace measuring at...

Print flat on the build plate, in 2 halves, glue together, make sure the hole at the bottom is large enough for your tree. Might want a brim to make sure the bottom sticks properly. Don't really need supports, but if your settings aren't that...

Transform your tree with a stunning stellated dodecahedron addition. Please remember to examine your G code prior to printing, since Skeinforge may have issues with this model. Avoid combining the two components into a single design; doing so may...

Scaled up the original design and added a hole at the bottom for inserting lights and to attach to the top of the tree. ... Here's my blog with more pictures from our tropical Christmas decorations: https://www.perfuzion.com/tropical-christmas/

I was looking for a simple ornament that i could put on top of our small Christmas tree and couldn't find one that I liked. So decided to design and print this angel. It is composed of three parts that can be slotted together and printed with out...

A Brilliant Ornament for Your Christmas Tree One exceptional ornament to add some sparkle to your holiday decorations is this lovely twinkling star. Printed with clarity in premium PET+ material, it emerges with a captivating glittery finish instead...

The design scales perfectly for a seven-foot Christmas tree, and I sourced the LED lights from Amazon - specifically, these battery-operated soft-glow festival decorations:...

A beautiful dragon to perch on top of your Christmas tree! Prints with NO supports or assembly! All Kekreations designs are under Copyright and you may NOT sell any digital files or prints of my designs. ...If you are interested in obtaining the rights...

The two parts are joined by 2 M2 8mm (required) screws and 5 M2 5mm screws (optional). Inside is regular blue Christmas lights - 20 lights, 2m long 10cm apart attached with hot glue on the back side with the wire for battery pack sticking out at the...

My family never possessed a conventional star or angel for our Christmas/Solstice tree, so I crafted one in TinkerCAD! Three distinctive shapes comprise this design: pyramid-shaped points with decorative sides, printed five times; a hexagonal base...

"Hang a shining star upon the highest bough..." My family's holiday tradition didn't include a traditional star or angel for our Christmas/Solstice tree, so I created one in TinkerCAD! The design consists of three shapes: pyramid-shaped points with...

* I enlarged the model up to approximately 275 mm in height (the original is around 200 mm) for two reasons: first, so the thick tip of our Christmas tree would fit into the hole; second, to make the ornament more robust and bring out the smallest...

... a dab of superglue for added durability. After that, place the second snowflake on top, holding the LEDs securely in place with a bit more superglue. To bring my creation to life, simply add batteries and display it proudly on your Christmas tree!

... with zero bottom layers (to make the hole) and supports for the bottom edges of the spokes on the star. I attached an image of the supports I had, it makes a thin wall. It took about 1.5 hours to print at 0.24mm layer height. Category: 3D Printing