LithoPhrame with lid - Lithophane 144*108 by Meng Prints

Meng Prints

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill, 2h58m

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5.0(5)

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Bambu recommends a size of 144*108 for lithophanes to fit in their backlight box. I used this size and created a fitting box with lid. You can add LEDs inside the box - there's a hole for cable.

Print lithophane in mentioned size and glue it in the frame.

lithophane

litho

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@Kaia001

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill, 2h58m

I had to resize it for my Litho-pic i had. I kept the proportions - but somehow the lid in the back doesnt stay closed (it doesnt bother me that much since on daytime the sunlight lets the photo appear and at nighttime i hav a lamp standing behind it - and maybe i did make a mistake by rescaling - if so - i havnt found out what i did wrong yet) i still love this frame tho - its simple and stylish and funktional - exactly what i wanted! Its also a great throne for my toothless 😂👌

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@MengPrints

Thx for liking the modell. It's a pity u only gave 4 stars when you suggest the error might be your's. Enjoy the litho.

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@Kaia001

Replying to @MengPrints :

oh sorry - i actually wanted to giv 5 stars 😅 Since i wasnt sure if its my fault or the models i wanted to giv 5, but it seems I accidently choose 4 - i think i fixed it now! i do hav a question tho - is the back supposed to be glued or should it klick in and stay without glue?! Because if its supposed to be glued - its no error at all - it does fit perfectly (see. pic) - but it still always falls off - I could glue it - that would certainly resolve the issue, but i use lights with batteries, which i want to hide in the box - so bc of battery change I'd need to open/close it. Also: Thank you sm for the Model! I hope my accidental 4 star didnt caused problems for it - its really nice ❤️

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@MengPrints

Replying to @Kaia001 :

Thx for your corrections. I designed the inner part of the lid to "snap" into the box itself. But it's a question of tolerance the used printer does. I once soldered a bit of filament on the inner part to make it thighter. Maybe you could try this or just glue a bit of filament/other small plastic on the inner part of the lid just to make it tighter on one edge to "snap" into box.