Ayodhya Ram Temple - NO SUPPORTS REQUIRED!

Full_combined_Ram_Temple_HQ_Base_250mm_Simplify_Repair.stl

Tie Fighter Ornament - Star Wars - Christmas Day 7

tie-ornament-front.stl

Death Star Ornament - Star Wars - Christmas Day 6

death-star-ornament-top.stl

Christmas Tree

tree.stl

X-Wing Ornament - Star Wars - Christmas Day 8

xwing-ornament-middle.stl

Christmas scene in Christmas Ball

scene 4.stl

Tealight Christmas tree

This is a semi-realistic Christmas tree that can be illuminated with an ELECTRIC tealight (no flames please).

The best part is: it can be printed in vase mode, that means no support, no seams, thin walls for illumination, and it prints super fast.

The tree is 75 x 120mm, with a 40mm hole in the bottom. Feel free to scale it up or down to fit your needs.
Print with spiral vase mode.

Suggested settings:
- 5 bottom layers
- 1 top layer
- 0.2mm layer height
- 0.6 line width

Easter egg house

Base v1.stl

Festive Christmas Ornaments

Christmas Angel

Christmas Angel_SparkyFace5.3mf

Vase Mode Christmas tree

This is a simple Christmas tree designed to be printed in vase mode. It should be printed without support and only a single spiral wall. 

It only took 25 min and 13g to print this using an 0.8mm nozzle, 0.4mm layer height and 0.8mm line width. 

CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS

CHRISTMAS_ORNAMENTS_19-24.stl

Spiral Christmas Balls

#Summary
These are a quick, fun, and are very lightweight. Each ball has the same cross-section and twist. The main differences are the size and number of arms.

* Large ball: 80mm diameter, weighs less than 17g, takes about 6 hours to print
* Small ball: 56mm diameter, weighs less than 9g, takes about 3 hours to print

These are part of my [Christmas Collection](https://www.thingiverse.com/dazus/collections/christmas-collection).

I designed these using Affinity Designer (for cross-sections) and Blender (everything else).

The arms need support at multiple points to keep from warping and breaking if you're using an FDM printer. To make this quick and easy, I provided a version of each ornament with built-in supports. I still had Cura add supports, but only where the balls touch the build plate. For details, se the print settings below.

#Print Settings
##Basics

* Layer Thickness: 0.15mm
* Walls: 0.4mm (1 line)
* Top/Bottom thickness: 0.45mm (3 layers)
* Build Plate Adhesion: Brim

If you have holes in your print (from the thin walls), I recommend increasing flow and/or print temperature. You might also decrease print speed and travel speed (I use 30mm/second and 80mm/second).

##Infill

Infill is optional. They should print OK without it, but I added some just at the bottom of each ball. I used Cura's Support Blocker and Per Model Setting's "Modify Settings for Overlaps" to add 20% infill (Lines pattern) for the first 51mm for the large ball and 37mm for the small ball.

##Supports

I recommend using the versions of the balls with built-in supports. You'll still need a little support for the first few layers (where the ball touches the build plate), but my supports make printing the arms of the ball easy. You can remove my supports with your bare hands (no tools) and they leave little or no marks on the print.

I recommend printing these with Cura-generated supports "touching buildplate" with a 60-65 degree overhang angle and a brim for the supports.

For support infill, use Concentric pattern, 10% density. Roof density of 75%, floor density of 50% works well and releases cleanly.

The small ball doesn't need any supports for the inside roof. I found it printed very cleanly. 

The large ball printed well enough for my taste without supports for the roof. It print was a little rough, but it only shows if you pick the ornament up and look up from the bottom of the ornament. When it's hanging on a tree, you'll never see that part of it. There's enough space between the arms of the ornament that you could get tools in to cut up and remove supports if you want to add them, but I don't think it's worth the effort.

This is an easy-to-print, modern Christmas tree. Looks really well as a winter decoration. It can be printed in vase mode as well as standard mode.

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**Recommended print settings**

- vase mode: yes
- bottom solid layers: 7
- extrusion width: 1 mm

Printing it with 1 mm extrusion width makes it solid enough.

This model prints nicely with fuzzy skin feature on it. It adds additional strength and hardiness to the walls.

When printing in standard mode, seam position should be set to aligned.

The tip of the tree should be printed slowly to avoid unwanted deformations.

Xmas Tree

Starburst Christmas Ornament

**ABOUT THE DESIGN**
This is a new variation on my Christmas Balls with Integrated Stems and diamond patterns.

**NOT TO BE SOLD**
**I'm sharing my files so that you can make them for yourselves or give them away as gifts. I hope you enjoy them. I do not authorize sale of my work by anyone. Please don't ask me.**

**RESIZING**
These should scale up well, but I'm not sure how much smaller you could print them using a consumer FDM printer. Using a resin printer, you could probably print them much smaller.

**PRINT TIME**
About 4.5 hours.

**PRINT SETTINGS**
The trickiest parts to print is the top of the stems. Using FDM, if you don't temp, speed, flow, and cooling right, the thin parts of the stem will melt as you print. Thinner walls help. If that's not enough, try increasing the layer height. I decreased the print temp from my usual 200 to 190 for this, decreased the flow from 115 to 105, and increased the outer wall speed from 20 to 30 mm/sec. That was enough to go from stem that was molten goo to one that printed perfectly.

*Thickness*

* Layer thickness: .15 mm
* Wall thickness: 0.4 – 0.8 mm.

I had the best results using Cura setting the default width to 0.4 mm with an alternate extra wall. 

*Infill*
This does not need any infill. JUST DON'T DO IT.

*Speed*
* Outer Wall: 30 mm/sec
* Inner Wall: 30 mm/sec
* Top/Bottom Speed: 30 mm/sec
* Travel Speed: 50 mm/sec

*Build Plate Adhesion*
I relied on the supports for build plate adhesion. 

*Supports*
You will probably need supports for both bed adhesion and the overhang on the first few layers. You shouldn't need supports for the loop at the top. Adding them would just increase the chances the supports broke and caused the print to fail. 

* Support Structure: Normal
* Support Placement: Touching Buildplate
* Support Overhang Angle: 49 Degrees

I added a support blocker 75 mm x 75 mm x 110 mm set 15 mm above the build plate so that the supports would only be added to the bottom of the ornament.

Diamond Lattice Christmas Ball

Christmas Moose Ornament

A moose designed to be a Christmas Ornament

Balloon Dog -Meditation 

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Ayodhya Ram Temple - NO SUPPORTS REQUIRED!

Tie Fighter Ornament - Star Wars - Christmas Day 7

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CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS

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Christmas Moose Ornament

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