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Subaru LED Sign (5ft)
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LED Subaru sign that can be wall mounted, set on your work bench or your peg board.
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- Automotive
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- Creative Commons — Public Domain
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Print Details
- All pieces were designed to be printed on a Creality Ender 3 Pro or larger. (Minimum Bed Size: 220 x 220 x 250mm / 8.6 x 8.6 x 9.8 inches)
- Each letter is made up of two pieces, a base and transparent insert that the LEDs shine through
- Base pieces also have a clear insert to make the underline
- Very large pieces (Ex. Letter "A" Base) require the boundary area to
be removed in Cura such that the full Ender 3 bed can be used. Here a helpful tutorial - Two connecting blocks are used inside the bases to glue letters together
- Concentric holes between base and letter base serve as a glue point and
wire routing space - Holes are included on the back of the base pieces which can be used for wall mounting
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Print Settings
- Printed using PLA
- Letters and Base Pieces - 20% Infill
- Supports: Base Pieces only - Set to touching build plate
- All Letter and Plate Inserts - 100% Infill (100% was best for light dispersion
when using transparent filament)- Supports: None
- Connecting Blocks - 100% Infill
- Supports: None
Assembly Tips
- Pieces were glued together using J-B ClearWeld Glue for Plastics
- Recommended not to glue transparent letter insert in letter that holds the LED controller in case it needs replaced
- 50ft of LED lights were used (could be done with less).
- If the plastic housing is removed from the LED controller the PCB fits in the right-most letter "U" perfectly.
- Double-sided tape was used to hold lights inside letters