Lightsaber Stand Display Case for Lukes Lightsaber

Here's a Display Case I made for Luke's Lightsaber, that I made during my apprenticeship as an Industrial mechanic.

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The “Arm” is a modified version of 3dprintingworlds Lightsaber stand. 
The “Claw” was also modified by me to give it a more Imperial-esque look, that I got from gandy.kasper Lightsaber stand.

Quick Overview: 

• Lightsaber Display case for a replica of Luke's Lightsaber.
• Acrylic mirror in the back to allow an almost complete view of this beautiful saber.
• Easy DIY illumination with cheap WIFI LED Strips and space for a Diffusor.
• Simple Slot-In parts.
• Filament saving Tolerance test available.
• Super Inspirational quote in Aurebesh. 
  • I am a Jedi, like my father before me ~Luke

Printing Recommendations:

• I would highly recommend using a Matte Filament, personally used Matte Black PLA from JAYO, that I got for 15€ from Amazon.
• OrcaSlicer Tree-supports (Style: Organic), especially for the Arm Top V2.stl and Hilt.stl.
• Infill density: 10-15%.
• Printing orientation as in the last image.*
• It's recommended to print the Lid tolerance test.stl first to ensure that the printers dimensional accuracy or the acrylic panels are properly sized before wasting precious filament. 

Parts List:

• Acrylic Panels (3mm thick):
  • 1x Clear 176mm x 330mm.
  • 2x Clear 170mm x 330mm.
  • 1x Mirror 176mm x 330mm.
  • 1x Diffusor/White-Opaque 149mm x 149mm.
     
• Printed Parts:
  • 1x Base V2P: no supports.
  • 1x Imperial  Grid-XXX: supports needed! *
    • 149 Version could theoretically fit a 150x150mm diffusor I would recommend 149x149mm to be safe, 145 Version was made because I misjudged and ordered 145x145mm.
  • 1x Lid: no supports.
  • 1x Hilt: supports needed.
  • 1x Arm: no supports.
  • 1x Arm Top V2: supports needed.
     
• Illumination:
  • 1-Meter LED-Strip (WIFI and USB recommended).

* Note: The Imperial Grid-XXX can be flipped to avoid supports, I've chosen to sacrifice a bit of filament to get a cleaner surface finish. 
If it doesn't bother you or have a smooth bed surface go ahead and flip it :)