Giant Christmas lights for outdoors
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Unusually large indoor/outdoor Christmas lights designed for remote controlled RGB tealights.
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This is a cheap and simple indoor/outdoor Christmas decoration.
Inspired by a similar product from a popular store sold for $5.00 without required 3xAA batteries. Mine come out to about $3.25 each with batteries included, and are much better at keeping the rain and snow out!
I designed the base to hold waterproof tealights with remote from Amazon, but I've included the cad files if you want to adjust to fit something different.
The base can be printed in whatever material and settings you're comfortable with, it just needs to be reasonably strong and slightly flexible, PLA, ABS, or PETG will work fine. I used .2mm layer height. Quality isn't critical, as it's shape is pretty hard to mess up.
The bulb is made to be printed in vase mode, transparent PETG filament highly recommended.
Instructions
- Print the base
- Filament type doesn't really matter, so long as it's not too brittle.
- .2mm layer height recommended
- Prepare the tealight per manufacturer's instructions, but be sure to close them tightly to ensure weatherproofing.
- Snap the tealight into the center holder as shown
- Print the bulb portion, use/adjust settings below or import and adjust the 3mf. (Note the 3mf is from Orcaslicer)
- PETG material, colored transparent. I used a 4 color bundle from Amolen.
- .4mm nozzle with 160% outer wall width, or thicker if desired. My settings get 6 bulbs from a 250g spool with a little left over.
- .3mm first layer height
- .2mm layer height
- Vase mode REQUIRED.
- 6 bottom shell layers. The bottom shell MUST be 1-1.5mm thick to snap in to the base, my settings will make it 1.3mm
- Fuzzy skin optional but recommended. (but not too much, as it will slow down the print significantly, especially for low acceleration printers)
- carefully snap the bulb on to the base
- Thread jewlry wire or fishing line through the base mount loop to hang, or display on a flat surface
Note, the tealights I used remember the last color setting when turned off, so you can set each light's color individually, but still turn them all on and off together.