Christmas Decoration / Ornament by Leo.w8

Leo.w8

Household>Festivities

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P1S

P1P

X1 Carbon

X1E

A1 mini

12mm

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1 h

1 plate

5.0(97)

8mm

Designer

1 h

1 plate

4.8(11)

10mm

Designer

1 h

1 plate

5.0(9)

16mm

Designer

1 h

1 plate

4.8(8)

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Description

Get into the jolly spirit with our Festive Vase Mode Christmas Delight adorned with a charming traditional mounting hole!

Embrace the holiday magic by grabbing a mounting wire and the cap from a retired or broken Christmas ornament. Slide it gracefully into the elegant cylinder.

I offer this enchanting creation in a range of mounting cylinder sizes: 8mm, 10mm, 12mm, and 16mm. For my own delightful decoration, I opted for the 8mm cylinder. But if you're dreaming of different dimensions, don't hesitate to wish upon a star and ask – I just might have what you need!

Behold, the diameter of the ball is a splendid 70mm, making this decoration a radiant addition to your festive decor. Happy decorating!

Comment & Rating (155)

@ppastur

Boosted

I love the design and they look marvellous. I didn't have any spare caps and springs so I designed and printed my own. For those of you interested here is the link https://makerworld.com/en/models/88435#profileId-94670

@Amandla.moore

This turned out amazing I used a two colour silk filament and as still learning my settings and this printed overnight I ran the print at 50% speed and Fine 0.12mm layer height.

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@JF699

Print Profile

12mm

printed this with a burgundy red CF filament. turned out great. my sister loves it.

@luprichpeter

Print Profile

8mm

Absolutely perfect print, I made a lot of them for my Christmas tree. Thank you very much

@XmonikerX

Print Profile

16mm

These print really nice in some silk filaments

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@steffen83

Print Profile

12mm

wirklich schön geworden

@Edivion

Print Profile

8mm

Looks great and goes well with the "Spiral Christmas tree topper ornament" that can also be found on Makerworld. It's hard to find fitting caps for these though. Next time I'll print ones with screw-in mounts.