Sailor Moon Healing wand

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My take on the Sailor Moon Healing Wand - A Personal Project. Made from scratch based on Google image references from the show, I wanted my design to perfectly capture the iconic look and feel of the original. While some other versions out there were good, they didn't quite hit the mark for me. That's why I decided to create my own version with a few unique features that set it apart. One thing that really drew me in was the idea of being able to turn the wand into a desk lamp or torch - it just seemed like such a cool and practical addition. Plus, I wanted to make sure it was easy to assemble, so I designed a resting stand that can be added later on. I have to give credit where credit is due - 3E8's design on Thingiverse (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1100007) was a huge inspiration for me. While I didn't use any of their parts in my design, it definitely sparked the idea and got me thinking about how I could bring this project to life. Recently, I've been working hard to get this project back on track after taking a bit of a break. I'm happy to report that all of the new files are complete and have been successfully printed. I've also confirmed that all of the threads work properly for each piece - which was a major concern for me. When it comes to using my wand as a torch or lamp, I used some specific electronics that fit perfectly inside (with just a few minor tweaks to the current prints). Here's what I used: * 1x Turnigy Nano-Tech 200mAh 1s 15c Round Lipo Battery - This battery provides all the power I need for my little LED light. * A glass bulb at the top - I ended up using a different type of filament because the transparent one was giving me some issues, but it turned out to be a great choice in the end. * Mini USB 1S 18650 Lithium Battery Charging Module TP4056A 5V- 1A - This module makes it easy to charge my battery on the go. I would recommend using the newer model with USB C for even better performance. * 3W LED - This little light is what gives my wand its magical glow. * TTP223 Touch Button Switch Module Capacitor Single Channel Self-Lock TE929 - This switch allows me to turn the LED on and off by simply grabbing the handle. Just be sure not to position the wiring in a way that affects the sensor in the handle.