One Piece Logo Light Box Sign by CADventures3D

CADventures3D

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Print Profile(2)

All

X1 Carbon

P1S

P1P

X1E

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Designer

4.6 h

2 plates

5.0(1)

Removed front facing IR sensor hole.

Designer

4.6 h

2 plates

Open in Bambu Studio

Boost

Released

Description

One Piece Logo Light Box

I use the 6.5' Monster brand LEDs.
They are available on Amazon for about $10 each:
Amazon.com: Monster 6.5-Foot Color-Changing LED Light Strip, Multiple Combinations and Modifications, Remote Control, 5-Volt USB Port Power Charge, Easy Stick Installation (2-Pack) : Home & Kitchen

Though I personally get them from Wal-Mart for about half that price:

Monster LED 6.5ft Multi-Color Indoor Light Strip, Multi-White, USB Plug, Remote - Walmart.com

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Comment & Rating (7)

@matttts

il y a un trou dans la face :(

The designer has replied

@CADventures3D

I believe this depends on your settings. Mine turn out solid without gaps or holes, but I had to adjust some print settings such as first layer line overlaps to get it there. On most of my other models, I started adding a layer behind the image (in white) to fill any gaps due to poor printer settings and/or lessor printers. I did not go back an update this model though, but maybe I'll release a revision in the future. Thanks for the feedback.

@matttts

Replying to @CADventures3D :

non, ce n'est pas du à l impression, votre fichier a un soucis sur la face

@CADventures3D

Replying to @matttts :

You're right. I forgot...on that one I had left a hole on the front for the IR sensor to slip through (which isn't really necessary as it turns out). I'll try to upload a corrected updated version early next week. Thanks for the picture for the reminder.