3d tree topper

As you find yourself in this profound state of contemplation, sitting on your sofa, gazing at the Xmas tree you have over there in the corner of the room, you may realize that the affordable angel-shaped topper you bought at the dollar store may not...

A time of meditation, if you will. As you find yourself in this deep state of contemplation, sitting on your sofa, staring at the Xmas tree you have over there in the corner of the room, you may realize that the discount angel-shaped topper you...

Christmas Cake Becomes the Tree of Festive Delight

Christmas Tree Decorations Prove Challenging. ...Printer Undergoes Intensive Testing.

Adafruit's Sparkle of Joy Christmas Tree Topping Masterpiece

Star for the top of a Christmas tree.

Be sure to pay attention to the hub's orientation; one receiving notch is closer to the center and designed to hold the base of the tree topper in place. If this notch isn't aligned correctly, the holes won't line up as they should. The bolt itself...

Add some humour to your Christmas tree!!! ...I mean who would be happy with a tree up there!

This festive cake topper is perfect for sprucing up your holiday dessert on Christmas Day. ...Simply place it atop your cake to give it a touch of elegance and make it the centerpiece of your celebration.

A timely entry for those still seeking a tree topper. Utilizing a battery-powered light set from Target, I crafted a translucent star with internal twinkling lights. This endeavor requires some effort, yet remains straightforward and enjoyable! Here...

... best. After the print I added some glitter to the top. Tip: Try out GCode Simulator to check your print upfront On Thingiverse: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:44286 GCodePrintr - 3D printing from an Android device Homepage: http://3dprintapps.de

... print, some glitter was added to the top. **Tip: Try out GCode Simulator to check your print ahead of time** On Thingiverse: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:44286 **GCodePrintr - 3D Printing from an Android Device** Homepage: http://3dprintapps.de

This is the bottom notch meant to hold the base of the tree topper. If it isn't in the right spot the holes won't line up. The bolt itself could use some tweaking for aesthetics. Maybe trim down the height of the bolt head or make it blend in with...

Hollowed out and resized larger to fit the top of a 180cm Xmas tree.

The most accurate (95%) representation of a STAR for your Christmas Tree.

Custom request - Darth Vader mashed up with an angel for Christmas trees

... supports depending on your machine. You might also need a brim. I think there are better toppers to print out there, but this is the one I made. I used a 16 LED neopixel, and a trinket to light from the inside with a twinkling effect. ...Look nice.

The bracket that held our Christmas tree's crown in place gave out, rendering ziptieing its usual solution null and void like relics of yesteryear before the dawn of 3D printing. I rectified this by designing a replacement part using computer aided...

... the MB2 model, due to ongoing jamming issues with modern "smart" extruders on high-end printers. In order to achieve optimal results for small Christmas trees, test and optimize the print settings with a reliable Type A 3D printer before proceeding.

I designed the pieces small, allowing for easy scaling up to accommodate larger trees without compromising their tolerances, ensuring that the standard size will fit snugly around a small tree.

Transformed to sit atop a towering 6-foot Christmas tree, its hollow interior now expanded to perfectly fill the space.

Taken from Cat Holiday Tree Top by bryancera, but I removed the base and added a santa hat!

This is a simple stand, suitable to go on top of a Christmas tree, for displaying an ornament.

Wanted a Star Trek explosion on the Christmas tree last year and enjoyed every minute of it.

A cone that fits on the top of the Christmas tree, with a hook to hang an ornament from.

Every Christmas, in addition to the main one in the living room, I have a couple small themed Christmas trees in my library. One of them is a horror themed tree, and it needed a new star. I decided to make one composed of knives and general horror...

... our tree. ...The full height of the model is 6.2 inches (157.5mm). I recommend printing with a raft for proper adhesion to the build plate The light that you can see coming from the star was a light from the tree that I stuffed up into the hollow star

You can change its size from your 3D printing software. I suggest using transparent or white PLA, so you can put one or two LED light inside. When printing use supports and raft. 10% filling is enough. The drawing of the bells is from freepik.com. ...

I printed this in black then used some modpodge/glitter and red metallic paint. ...Made for a small 2.5 foot mini xmas tree. ...Enjoy!

A tiny star shines brightly atop a miniature Christmas tree, adding a touch of festive magic to a small desk space.