dinosaur tree topper 3d models

3/4" EMT 10 and 12 hold Pixel Tree Topper. This is used to hold LED Strips for mini/mega pixel trees. The design allows for the topper to slide on the pole, but is very snug. ...You use a screw/nut to tighten the topper to the poll

1/2" EMT 10 and 12 hold Pixel Tree Topper. This is used to hold LED Strips for mini/mega pixel trees. The design allows for the topper to slide on the pole, but is very snug. ... You use a screw/nut to tighten the topper to the poll

1/2" EMT 10 and 12 hold Pixel Tree Topper. This is used to hold LED Strips for mini/mega pixel trees. The design allows for the topper to slide on the pole, but is very snug. ... You use a screw/nut to tighten the topper to the poll

3/4" EMT 10 and 12 hold Pixel Tree Topper. This is used to hold LED Strips for mini/mega pixel trees. The design allows for the topper to slide on the pole, but is very snug. ...You use a screw/nut to tighten the topper to the poll

Create a festive decoration using RGB self-changing LEDs by cutting parts from a 5mm acrylic sheet using a dxf file and a laser cutter. Assemble the star with five M3x20mm screws and mount it with two M3x16mm screws. Sand the top layer with 80 grit...

Print 2x and glued together

The star is splitted in 2 parts that need to be glued/fused together.The base can be printed without support.

Adjust your slicer settings to match your printer's bed dimensions, which are 330 by 330 millimeters square.

I replaced the hooty face with this one https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4744918 and scaled it to fit nicely then sliced it into more easily printable parts, optimised to only need supports on the house section

Made from 2 pieces to be mounted together with an M3 Screw. Spray paint glitter ... it's up to you. Hope you enjoy this design. ... My other thoughts ....need to make it lighter in future.

I created my own basic star model with clean flat faces since I couldn't find one already available. To achieve optimal results, I suggest printing the design upright and omitting bottom layers entirely - this is essential for creating a hole in the...

A Volkswagen inspired Christmas star.

<p>Print two snowflakes and one holder and slide together. ...Holds together without glue.</p>

I really liked this basic design but wanted to be able to print it in two sections, needed to hollow out the base, and insert alignment holes for the parts. I used Blender to make these modifications. The holes are designed to accept a small piece of...

This creation was designed using Tinkercad's intuitive tools and features.

Update 4 Now a staggering 53.42% more festive than previously mentioned offerings. Observe as this majestic being bears gifts, perhaps even death itself. Update 3 Exhibiting noticeable flair! Update 2 Unleashing unwavering festivity! Update 1...

<p>Print the 20-sided core, 19 tetrahedrons and one foot. Spray in Gold. ...Use superglue to assemble.</p><p>5% infill or less recommended except for the foot (15%) there.</p>

It prints well on a Prusa 220x200 when you rotate it on the bed 45 degrees. ... The OpenSCAD design was build from scratch by me.

I give all credit to gshorts for the original design. I utilized netfabb to reorient the objects for simpler printing. If I were to print another one of these in the future without a looming Christmas deadline, I might opt for a finer print...

Enjoy! ...Will need to enable supports for the the face.

Made from 2 pieces to be mounted together with an M3 Screw. Spray paint glitter ... it's up to you. Hope you enjoy this design. ...My other thoughts ....need to make it lighter in future.

Similar to others, butt with a small difference 2 designs 1 with 3 parts, other 2 halves, combine or print as desired enjoy

I printed this on a Prusa Mk3s. Layer height .2 You may or may not need supports depending on your machine. Print twice, and them glue or tape seams. I used a 16 LED neopixel ring to light from the inside. Lights are controlled via an adafruit...

A friend asked me to remix this and add an extra cone, so I did just that. ...To get the desired result, I printed it at double scale, and I'll post it online once it's complete.

In your slicer set up the initial bottom layer to 0, infill 0% and the wall line count to 2. Recommended to use brim with at least 10 line count for a better adhesion. ... I used white PLA and I put the christmas lights under it.

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