Nativity Egg.stl

A modern manger / nativity scene.  Someone else combined the manger and the egg.  I just created the taller base and the text.  I wanted to post this as a make to creator but I can't find their post any more.

Printed on an Anycubic Photon Mono using Anycubic "Craftsman" resin beige.

Christmas Cookie Cutters

Tree Cutter.stl

Beskar Easter Egg

Easter Egg made with damascus pattern and an imperial logo to resemble something from the Mandalorian 

egg.stl

Symbolism of Krishna’s Flute

Krishna is pictured in Hindu symbology with a crown of peacock’s feathers, playing the flute. Krishna is the ideal of divine love, the God of love. And the divine love expresses itself by entering into man and filling his whole being. Therefore the flute is the human heart, and a heart which is made hollow will become a flute for the God of love to play upon. When the heart is not empty, in other words, when there is not scope in the heart, there is no place for love. Rumi, the great poet of Persia, explains this idea more clearly. He says the pains and sorrows the soul experiences through life, are like holes made in a reed flute, and it is by making these holes that a player makes the flute out of a reed. This means that the heart of man is first a reed, and the sufferings and pains it goes through make it a flute, which can then be used by God as the instrument for the music that He constantly wishes to produce. But as every reed is not a flute, so every heart is not His instrument. As the reed can be made into a flute, so the human heart can be turned into an instrument, and can be offered to the God of love. It is the human heart which becomes the harp of the angels; it is the human heart which is known as the lute of Orpheus. It was on the model of the heart of man that the first instrument of music was made, and no earthly instrument can produce that music which the heart produces, raising the mortal soul to immortality.

http://www.breathingyoga.co.uk/2010/04/the-symbolism-of-krishnas-flute-and-the-peacocks-feather/

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Hidden Message Easter Egg

This Easter Egg appears plain at first glance but pop a light inside or behind it and see the pictures and secret message shine through! 

Very straightforward print, just set infill to 100% to make sure the infill pattern doesn't show - no need for supports!

Varaha’s Resurrection Of Earth From Sin

Varaha Avtaar high.STL

Xmas Tree 'Vase'

I designed my own christmas decoration in the shape of this tree look a like.
You can put a light source inside it (make sure it's not hot) or use it as a vase.
The height is 110mm.

🎞 How i designed it: https://youtu.be/GJ6lbMj3eY4
🎞 How i 3D printed it: https://youtu.be/NIrckVw8nxA

I printed a tree with 3.2mm thick walls scaled down to a 37.5% size, which results in a 1.2mm wall.
I also printed a tree with 3.2mm thick walls scaled down to a 25% size, which results in a 0.8mm wall.

You can experiment with different sizes (wall thickness). The 100% scale version has a wall thickness of 3.2mm.
I also added files with a wall thickness of 0.4mm, but it's probably more difficult to print. I used an extrusion width of 0.40mm.

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⚙ My PLA Simplify3D print settings:

- 3600mm/minute (60mm/second)
- hotend 185°C | bed 50°C
- 250 micron | infill 15%
- 2 top layers | 2 bottom layers | 2 outline layers
- brass nozzle 0.35mm
- extrusion width 0.40mm
- retraction 1.00mm
- extrusion multiplier 1.00
- coasting 0.30mm
- wipe distance 5.00mm
- fan 100%
- no support needed

Bakasura - Hungry Man Eater from Ekacakra

Bakasur_Body_Full_SQ.stl

Christmas Tree Star

star1.stl

Pi Meditation Beads

Pi Beads 36 Ring Spheres.stl

Christmas Tree Ornament

Layer 1.stl

Christmas Village Fence

Remixed Bob Lazar Area 51 UFO

Flowery Whatsit Ornament Suncatcher

*What is it?*
This is part of a series of designs that were originally intended as Christmas tree ornaments and I later found also made great suncatchers for any time of year (when printed with transparent filament/resin). This is the second in the series to be published.

Beyond that, what is it? Well, it's kind of a snowflake pattern (5 points instead of 6), kind of a star, kind of flowery, and bears a large resemblance to gothic architecture. Mostly, it's just a cool geometric design that I enjoy looking at.

*How to Hang it*
I've included two small, well hidden loops behind one of the arms so you can tie coat thread on them and hang it up. See the detail photo included above. They are really small and very well hidden.

**Print Settings**
You shouldn't need a raft or brim. 

*Print Time*
Depending on the wall thickness, these printed in 2-3 hours for me.

*Thickness*
If you want to use these as Christmas ornaments, I recommend trying to print this with 1 line (0.4mm) walls. As a suncatcher, it looks good with 1 or 2 line walls (I prefer 2). I needed to make the walls with 2 lines (0.8mm) to get a good print from the TTYT3D Silky Orange. I set the top/bottom thickness to 0.3mm.

You probably have your printer set up to print 1.2mm walls and top/bottom thickness. Don't use those settings for this design unless you plan to use it as a paperweight. If you forget to change them, cancel the print and start over.

*Flow*
I increased the flow to 110% for the outer walls and 105% for the inner.

*Infill*
This doesn't need any infill. Seriously. Don't add it unless you want to use this as a paperweight.

*Speed*
I print the first layer at 18mm/second. That makes sure that the complicated design gets good bed adhesion without a raft or brim. It also adds less time to the print and less clean-up than using a raft or a brim. If you have a cold bed, you might need the raft or brim anyway.

For all other layers, I use:
* 30mm/second outer wall speed
* 40mm/second inner wall speed
* 60mm/second overall speed

Church grid window

A church grid window modelled for a recent project of the Chapel of St. Michael

Cubic Bishop

Bishop solid 52%.obj

Whatchamacallit Ornament Suncatcher

###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.**

###What is it?
This is part of a series of designs that were originally intended as Christmas tree ornaments and I later found also made great suncatchers for any time of year (when printed with transparent filament/resin). This is the first in the series to be published.

Beyond that, what is it? Well, it's kind of a snowflake pattern (5 points instead of 6), kind of a swirl, and looks a little like an octopus, only with five legs. A pentapus? Anyway, other than that, it's just a cool geometric design that I enjoy looking at.

###How to Hang it
I've included two small, well hidden loops behind one of the arms so you can tie coat thread on them and hang it up. See the detail photo included above. They are really small and very well hidden.

###Print Time
Depending on the wall thickness, these printed in 2-3 hours for me.

###Print Settings
*Thickness*
If you want to use these as Christmas ornaments, I recommend trying to print these with 1 line (0.4mm) walls. I had good luck with that in the Hatchbox Transparent Red, but I needed to make the walls with 2 lines (0.8mm) to get a good print from the TTYT3D Silky Red. I set the top/bottom thickness to 0.3mm.

You probably have your printer set up to print 1.2mm walls and top/bottom thickness. Don't use those settings for this design unless you plan to use it as a paperweight. If you forget to change them, cancel the print and start over.

*Flow*
I increased the flow to 110% for the outer walls and 105% for the inner.

*Infill*
This doesn't need any infill. Seriously. Don't add it unless you want to use this as a paperweight.

*Speed*
I print the first layer at 18mm/second. That makes sure that the complicated design gets good bed adhesion without a raft or brim. It also adds less time to the print and less clean-up than using a raft or a brim. If you have a cold bed, you might need the raft or brim anyway.

For all other layers, I use:
* 30mm/second outer wall speed
* 40mm/second inner wall speed
* 60mm/second overall speed

 Low Poly Farmers

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Christmas Stocking Holder

simple hook to hang stockings from mantle

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