GHOSTS
GHOSTS
3D
Published 2017-03-21T16:14:45+00:00
GHOSTS are simple, decorative prints for Halloween and party decoration... or just for fun any time. Two files have been provided that mount in different ways.
The wall mount type is ready off the build plate to hang over a small nail or screw head (Head size up to 6.25mm / shaft size up to 3.0mm)
The hanging type needs to be threaded to hang. Thread down through the hole in the top into one of the eyes, thread across between the eyes, then thread back up and out the top. Translucent thread is the best to use as it's almost 'invisible' but harder to thread as you can't see its end easily. The 'easier threading tip' is to thread some coloured thread first, tie it onto the translucent thread and pull it back through in place of the coloured thread (Refer to images for additional understanding of this suggestion).
Easy and fun... GHOSTS look great printed in white and glow-in-the-dark filament.
At standard scale each ghost is 110mm tall. Scale up / down to suit but bear in mind this will affect the hole / wall mount fitting.
Please refer to the instructions and images for additional information... and post images of your GHOSTS haunting your home or office....
Note: If you like this check out the rest of my fun and practical designs.
Easy prints. Recommend using 3 shells to ensure the curvature on the edges is well built. Using 3 shells keeps the wall thickness thicker in areas with tighter curves.
Just hang or wall mount your Ghost...
The wall mount type is ready off the build plate to hang over a small nail or screw head (Head size up to 6.25mm / shaft size up to 3.0mm)
The hanging type needs to be threaded to hang. Thread down through the hole in the top into one of the eyes, thread across between the eyes, then thread back up and out the top. Translucent thread is the best to use as it's almost 'invisible' but harder to thread as you can't see its end easily. The 'easier threading tip' is to thread some coloured thread first, tie it onto the translucent thread and pull it back through in place of the coloured thread (Refer to images for additional understanding of this suggestion).
| Date de publication | 21/03/2017 |
| Technologie | FDM |