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Benchy display

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
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8.3 h
4 plates
5.0(3)

Open in Bambu Studio
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16-color RGBW (2pcs) - KC007

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This creative Benchy bottle display is a stylish and unique way to showcase the iconic 3D Benchy model. Designed to resemble a bottle with a cutaway, the display features a vivid golden Benchy riding on dynamic blue splash-like waves, capturing the essence of the little boat’s journey through the world of 3D printing.

The backdrop is fitted with a warm puck light that highlights the model beautifully, making it perfect as a desk ornament or ambient wall decor. The structure includes a flat base for tabletop placement and a mounting section at the back for easy wall hanging. This piece blends art and functionality, making it ideal for makers, hobbyists, or anyone looking to add a splash of creative flair to their space.

 

in order to fix the puck light simply unscrew the back so that the batteries are exposed and then screw the puck light into the top of the bottle it should screw on the same as the back does so half a turn should be all that you need to fix it to the bottle.

 

i have only tested the fixing in the bottle with the puck lights from bambu https://uk.store.bambulab.com/products/remote-controlled-16-color-rgbw-puck-lights but if you are using other buck lights then any double sided tape should be fine.

 

you can download the original benchy from https://makerworld.com/en/models/1272656-original-3dbenchy-public-domain-cad-step-file#profileId-1336828 

 

 

A Quick Note
Each model is tested before sharing, but every printer is a little different — sometimes a small tweak is all it takes for a perfect print. If you run into trouble, try:

  • Giving your build plate a good clean
  • Rechecking bed leveling or Z-offset
  • Slowing down the first few layers
  • Using a brim or raft for extra grip

Still having issues? Let me know in the comments — I’m always happy to help troubleshoot or improve the design!

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