illuminated halloween frame

cults3d

For this project, or this Halloween challenge, I had an idea to create a stunning illuminated painting. You have the option to frame it or integrate LEDs at the back of the board (two holes were made for better integration). You can place them on each side, but I chose to put mine at the top and bottom of the board. You also have the flexibility to change the painting, perhaps creating your own masterpiece. Don't worry, I plan to make tons more of these, all the same size, so you can easily integrate them into a frame. I selected my LEDs with switches for easier on/off control as desired. I hope you'll enjoy this project. Here's how to complete it: 1 - Print the frame and board in your preferred colors and purchase LEDs with or without switches (LED bar lights, 15 cm) smaller than mine. 2 - Insert the LED into the hole made for this purpose. 3 - Position the LED at your convenience (top, bottom side...). 4 - Insert the second LED and position it as desired. 5 - Hide the wires in a compartment and secure them with colored tape or glue. 6 - The frame is now ready to be installed (or hung on a wall). 7- You can insert the board into the frame. 8.9.10- Turn on the power and admire your work. This makes for a perfect interior decoration idea, suitable for a bedroom, living room, corridor... or anywhere you'd like! #3dsimo The frame measures 17.6 cm by 17.8 cm and is 2 cm thick. Printing time: approximately 7 hours and 35 minutes with support. The "witch" table measures 15.5 cm by 15.2 cm and is 3.5 mm thick, with a printing time of around 8 hours and 13 minutes. On the picture, I printed the color filament "black alumina" on the color filament "gold" (with my CR10, after several layers, I changed the filament when "the devil" appeared to add black color and restarted). Alternatively, you can simply paint it. Using a CR10: When you see the "Halloween" appear during printing, just press the button to change the tune, then change the filament and restart.