Christmas star lights

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A Star To Shine On Your Christmas Tree, With The Option To Add Five Independent Color-Changing LEDs Inside, One For Each Branch Of The Star. The Model Is Simple And Easy To Print. The Star Is Designed In Two Perfect Halves And Can Be Printed With Transparent Plastic That's Made To Accept Five NeoPixel LEDs, Either From A Strip Or Used As A Beautiful Ornament On Its Own. A Hole Between The Lowermost Two Branches Makes It Possible To Route Electric Wires In, While A Tiny Opening Atop The Topmost Branch Allows For A Small Wire To Be Hung So Your Star Shines Proudly. I've Updated The Customizer And I Had To Point Out Something About Version Compatibility. As Of Right Now, Please Remember That Older Versions Than 2014 March Do Not Work With Customizer, So Don't Even Try. If You Need More Information Or Some Proof That It Actually Works In Real Life (Like Around A Christmas Tree!), Then Go Ahead And Visit My Website, Where There Are Complete Instructions Plus A Cool Video For Inspiration. Building This Lovely Star Is Easy As 1-2-3. To Start With, Print Out Two Copies Of "Star Print1 STL" Object And One Copy Of "Star Print2 STL." You See, The Second Part Serves No Other Purpose Than Bringing These Two Half Stars Together In A Beautiful Union. Now, It Isn't Absolutely Necessary To Use Glue Here - That's Up To Your Own Personal Preference, Really - But Using A Dose Can Help Make This Shining Star Just A Bit More Resilient And Wholeheartedly Rock Solid As A Pebble In Your Palm. Myself? I Picked Out One Hundred Percent Infilled Filling So You Don't Have To; Try Either The Same If You Prefer Or None At All Depending On What Kind Of Result Looks Good Enough For Your Personal Taste In Decorating! As It Stands Right Now, This Design Was Successfully Implemented Using A Single Eighty-Six Centimeter (Thirty-Eight Inches) Long Strip. You Might Have Trouble Doing This - Maybe Because You've Got Limited Budget Space Or The Wrong Sort Of Hardware At Hand - But It'll Def Work On Some Thingo, And In Theory Even An Eighteenteentier Thing Should Work Fine Enough So Keep Going!