Solar Photography Telescope Filter Frame & Carrying Case for the Orion StarBlast 102mm AZ Refractor Telescope
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CAD FILES INCLUDED! This is my way of holding solar filter onto my Orion StarBlast 102mm AZ Travel Refractor Telescope!
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This is my 3d printed frame for solar photography film, which also doubles as a carrying case/protective case for the film (since it's fragile!).
The holes on the edges of the carrying case covers are intended for elastic cord to be tied between them, so the covers can clasp onto the frame.
The frame is a friction fit onto the front of the telescope. I printed mine in PLA, it works great.
Baader Planetarium Visual AstroSolar Safety Film - ECO-Size - 5.5" x 6.1" Sheet (I got mine from High Point Scientific): https://www.highpointscientific.com/baader-planetarium-visual-astrosolar-safety-film-5-5-x-6-1-sheet-asolv-e
Orion StarBlast 102mm AZ Travel Refractor Telescope: https://www.highpointscientific.com/orion-starblast-102-mm-az-travel-refractor (btw, this telescope is pretty good as a beginner. The focusing is a little bit of a chore, and the frame is VERY wobbly and does not stay in place. But if you get a new frame for the scope itself, it's pretty good!)
The photos on this post are of a solar eclipse on August 12th 2026, from around Portland Maine (which got 20% coverage maximum for the eclipse). And some photos of the sun with a 2x magnifier, which I took in December of 2025 at the University of Maine in Orono Maine :) All pics were taken with my Panasonic G7 camera in manual mode.
Using the CAD step or F3D files on this post, you can also edit this frame to fit onto other telescopes, and even onto camera lenses. I'm planning on making an adapter piece to allow my already printed frame to attach over my Panasonic 100-300mm zoom lens for example (the pics of the eclipse on this post were done with that lens because I couldn't get my telescope to focus on the eclipse in time to catch it's maximum lol).