Sally Ruby

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Hat Lantern

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⚠ IMPORTANT NOTE before you hit “Print”! Use whatever support style works best for you — in my case, I went with tree supports for a cleaner, magical finish, but depending on your printer, settings, and filament, this can be risky. The safest choice is snug supports — just be prepared for a little patience when removing them. Trust me, once you get them off… you’ll feel like you’ve just won the Triwizard Tournament!  This isn’t just any lamp — it’s THE Sorting Hat from the Harry Potter universe, brought to life as a glowing centerpiece for your desk or shelf. I printed mine with 15% gyroid infill to keep it sturdy while letting the light shine through like a true piece of wizardry.  The model contains two intentional negative spaces:<ol><li>A USB port opening for the Bambu Lab LED, so the magic can flow in.</li><li>An internal socket space where the LED mount piece fits snugly, holding your light steady like a loyal house elf.</li></ol>Don’t remove these negative pieces unless you’re brewing up your own design changes — they’re part of the spellwork!&nbsp;💡 Pro tip for LED installation: when passing the LED’s power switch through the USB port hole, press the on/off button down to help it slip through — as if whispering “Alohomora” to the hat.&nbsp;Once lit, this Sorting Hat casts an enchanting glow, ready to declare whether you belong in Gryffindor, Hufflepuff, Ravenclaw, or Slytherin. With a little patience and a dash of magic, you’ll have a “Glow Within” creation worthy of the Hogwarts Great Hall! ✨🪄

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

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⚠ NOTA IMPORTANTE antes de clicar em “Imprimir”! Use o estilo de suporte que melhor funcionar para você — no meu caso, optei por suportes em árvore para um acabamento mais limpo e mágico, mas dependendo da sua impressora, configurações e filamento, isso pode ser arriscado. A escolha mais segura são os suportes justos — apenas prepare-se para um pouco de paciência ao removê-los. Confie em mim, assim que você os tirar… você sentirá que acabou de ganhar o Torneio Tribruxo!  Esta não é uma lâmpada qualquer — é O Chapéu Seletor do universo Harry Potter, trazido à vida como uma peça central luminosa para sua mesa ou prateleira. Imprimi o meu com 15% de preenchimento gyroid para mantê-lo resistente enquanto permite que a luz brilhe como uma verdadeira peça de magia.  O modelo contém dois espaços negativos intencionais:<ol style="list-style-type: decimal"><li>Uma abertura para porta USB para o LED da Bambu Lab, para que a magia possa fluir.</li><li>Um espaço interno para soquete onde a peça de montagem do LED se encaixa perfeitamente, mantendo sua luz firme como um elfo doméstico leal.</li></ol>Não remova essas peças negativas a menos que esteja planejando suas próprias alterações de design — elas fazem parte do feitiço!&nbsp;💡 Dica profissional para instalação do LED: ao passar o interruptor de energia do LED pelo orifício da porta USB, pressione o botão liga/desliga para ajudar a deslizar — como se estivesse sussurrando “Alohomora” para o chapéu.&nbsp;Uma vez aceso, este Chapéu Seletor lança um brilho encantador, pronto para declarar se você pertence à Grifinória, Lufa-Lufa, Corvinal ou Sonserina. Com um pouco de paciência e uma pitada de magia, você terá uma criação “Brilho Interior” digna do Salão Principal de Hogwarts! ✨🪄

⚠ IMPORTANT NOTE before clicking “Print”! Use the support style that works best for you — in my case, I opted for tree supports for a cleaner, more magical finish, but depending on your printer, settings, and filament, this can be risky. The safest choice is snug supports — just prepare for a bit of patience when removing them. Trust me, once you get them off… you’ll feel like you’ve just won the Triwizard Tournament!  This isn’t just any lamp — it’s The Sorting Hat from the Harry Potter universe, brought to life as a luminous centerpiece for your desk or shelf. I printed mine with 15% gyroid infill to keep it sturdy while allowing light to shine through like a true piece of magic.  The model contains two intentional negative spaces:<ol style="list-style-type: decimal"><li>A USB port opening for the Bambu Lab LED, so the magic can flow.</li><li>An internal socket space where the LED mounting piece fits perfectly, keeping your light as steady as a loyal house-elf.</li></ol>Do not remove these negative parts unless you are planning your own design alterations — they are part of the spell!&nbsp;💡 Pro Tip for LED installation: when passing the LED’s power switch through the USB port hole, press the on/off button to help it slide — as if whispering “Alohomora” to the hat.&nbsp;Once lit, this Sorting Hat casts an enchanting glow, ready to declare whether you belong to Gryffindor, Hufflepuff, Ravenclaw, or Slytherin. With a little patience and a dash of magic, you’ll have an “Inner Glow” creation worthy of Hogwarts’ Great Hall! ✨🪄

P1S - 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

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I wanted the Bottom of the Hat to be smoother, for me it was a little bit too rough.I cutted the hat in 2 pieces and added connectors. If someone wants to try this method of print.Let me know how it worked for you.Not to forget, thank you Sally Ruby for giving us Potter-Heads this Piece of Art :)

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⚠ IMPORTANT NOTE before you hit “Print”! Don&#39;t remove negative parts! Use whatever support style works best for you — in my case, I went with tree supports for a cleaner, magical finish, but depending on your printer, settings, and filament, this can be risky. The safest choice is snug supports — just be prepared for a little patience when removing them. Trust me, once you get them off… you’ll feel like you’ve just won the Triwizard Tournament!  This isn’t just any lamp — it’s THE Sorting Hat from the Harry Potter universe, brought to life as a glowing centerpiece for your desk or shelf. I printed mine with 15% gyroid infill to keep it sturdy while letting the light shine through like a true piece of wizardry.  The model contains two intentional negative spaces:<ol><li>A USB port opening for the Bambu Lab LED, so the magic can flow in.</li><li>An internal socket space where the LED mount piece fits snugly, holding your light steady like a loyal house elf.</li><li>Negative part for getting an open mouth so the light can bright through it.</li></ol>Don’t remove these negative pieces unless you’re brewing up your own design changes — they’re part of the spellwork!&nbsp;💡 Pro tip for LED installation: when passing the LED’s power switch through the USB port hole, press the on/off button down to help it slip through — as if whispering “Alohomora” to the hat.&nbsp;Once lit, this Sorting Hat casts an enchanting glow, ready to declare whether you belong in Gryffindor, Hufflepuff, Ravenclaw, or Slytherin. With a little patience and a dash of magic, you’ll have a “Glow Within” creation worthy of the Hogwarts Great Hall! ✨🪄

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