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Advent Calendar

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This advent calendar has (will have) a box for each of the 25 days in December through Christmas, and a small "gift"…

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This advent calendar has (will have) a box for each of the 25 days in December through Christmas, and a small "gift" for each box. The boxes fit together to form the shape of a Christmas tree.

I will be posting a box and gift each day until Christmas. I will try to get each day's parts posted the night before, so you will have time to print it on the proper day.

This Thing will eventually have all 25 days of parts. I will also post each day's parts as a derivative of this Thing, so there will be a convenient place for any "I Made One" posts of the daily pieces.

THANKS TO EVERYONE who contributed ideas for things to make. I got a lot of great suggestions, and I wish I could have used them all. This calendar is my entry into ProtoParadigm's Winter Wonderland Contest. Wish me luck!

List of Gifts:

Day 1: Wrapped Present

Day 2: Wrapped Present (with a bow)

Day 3: Toboggan/sled

Day 4: X-Wing

Day 5: Toy Train

Day 6: Snowman

Day 7: Candle

Day 8: Mug (of hot cocoa, coffee, tea, etc.)

Day 9: Church With Steeple

Day 10: Igloo

Day 11: Gingerbread House

Day 12: Makerbot Replicator 2

Day 13: Christmas Tree

Day 14: Gingerbread Man

Day 15: Bell

Day 16: Candycane

Day 17: Tardis

Day 18: Snowflake

Day 19: Santa Hat

Day 20: Toy Drum

Day 21: Burning Logs

Day 22: Plate of Cookies

Day 23: Festivus Pole

Day 24: Toy Rocket

Day 25: Star

Instructions

  1. Print the Gift and Box for each day.

  2. Assemble the Boxes to make a Christmas tree.

  3. Watch for the new parts for each day.

The All Files archive contains all the STL files, as well as all my CAD files for the parts. The parts were designed in ViaCAD--if you don't have that software these files probably won't be much good to you.

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