3D PRINTED PROPS

[jerimiah83b]

Hey community,

Just curious if anyone is printing props for their display and has any sites you recommend for the designs? Coro is a fantastic product but it seems super expensive to ship here in Australia and I have been 3d prinitng for a number of years so figured it would be a viable alternative. Being in the land down under the props need to withstand the heats of hell, so PETG is what I will be using.

Thank you

 

[fugley]

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just about any 3D print site has props or something to do with xlights ... just search a site a site like thingiverse for xlights there is heaps

best advise make pixel holes a touch smaller and maybe add an extra wall then drill the hole to size

 

[DinoChickenSuit]

Hey Jeremiah.

I am pretty new here, but i have printed a snowflake for this year.
The thing I found is, it uses too much filament to be economically viable.

Coro will be cheaper in the long run.

 

[jerimiah83b]

Hey Jeremiah.

I am pretty new here, but i have printed a snowflake for this year.
The thing I found is, it uses too much filament to be economically viable.

Coro will be cheaper in the long run.

Curious how big was the snowflake and how much filament did it take to print?