Micro:bit Advent Ornamet Case
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- Weight reported by the author
- 17 g
- Print time reported by the author
- 1.37 hr
- Source material
- PLA
- Estimate material
- PLA
- Estimate printer
- Bambu Lab P1S - 0.4 nozzle
- Estimate process
- 0.20mm Standard
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Star ornament to be clipped on Micro:bit and its battery pack for Advent Coding
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Model information
- Source
- Printables
- Category
- Winter & Christmas & New Year's
- License
- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial — Share Alike
(German description below)
We want to use the Micro:bit for my company's Advent coding. It should also look festive.
Our apprentices will program the Christmas micro:bits with the young people. Let's see what comes out!
Printing settings
- Brims: no
- Supports: no
- Input Shaper: active
I used deleyCON Silk PLA violett with moderate temperatures on my Prusa MINI+:
- first layer: nozzle: 195 °C; bed: 60°C
- other layers: nozzle: 190°C; bed: 60°C
Assembly
The Micro:Bit can simply be clipped into the holder.
First insert the batteries in the battery pack. Then guide the connection cable through one of the circular openings and carefully push the battery pack into the holder. The battery pack snaps into place and can be easily pulled out again, e.g. to change the batteries.
Credits
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German
Für das Advents Coding meiner Firma wollen wir den Micro:bit verwenden. Dabei sollte dieser auch adventlich aussehen.
Unsere Auszubildenden werden die Weihnachts-Micro:bits mit den Jugendlichen programmieren. Mal sehen, was herauskommen wird!
Druckeinstellungen
- Ränder: nein
- Stützen: nein
- Input Shaper: aktiv
Ich habe deleyCON Silk PLA violett mit moderaten Temperaturen auf meinem Prusa MINI+ verwendet:
- Erste Schicht: Düse: 195 °C; Bett: 60°C
- weitere Schichten: Düse: 190°C; Bett: 60°C
Zusammenbau
Der Micro:Bit kann einfach in die Halterung eingeklippt werden.
Beim Batteriepack zunächst die Batterien einsetzen. Dann führt man das Anschlusskabel durch eine der kreisförmigen Öffnungen und drückt vorsichtig den Batteriepack in die Halterung. Der Batteriepack rastet ein und kann auch wieder leicht herausgezogen werden, um z.B. die Batterien zu wechseln.