Wearable Arc Reactor

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Wearable Arc Reactor

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
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4.8 h
7 plates
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0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill
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1.1 h
1 plate
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Description

This 3D-printed wearable arc reactor is all about keeping things simple. By using an existing LED, I designed the reactor to work seamlessly without complicated electronics. While you can print everything in PLA, I chose TPU and PETG for some parts to make it more comfortable and durable. This means it’s not just a cool accessory for cosplay; it’s also built to last, making it perfect for any costume adventure!

 

PLA Parts:

  • 10 - Coil (Silk Copper PLA)
  • 10 - Coil Holder (Bambu Basic Silver PLA)
  • 1 - Middle Ring (Bambu Basic Black PLA)
  • 1 - Inner Ring (Bambu Basic Silver PLA)
  • 1 - Deflector (Gold Silk PLA)

PETG Parts:

  • 1 - Outer Ring (Transparent PETG, Printed Using "ExtremeElementz" Profile):
  • 1 - Light Holder (Print with 3 walls for added strength)

TPU Parts:

  • 1 - Back Plate (TPU 95A)

Extra Parts:

  • 1 - CADRIM RGB Puck Light (Amazon)
  • 3 - M3x16mm Bolts
  • 1 - Tube of Crazy Glue/Hot Glue
  • 10 - N52 8x2mm Magnets

Assembly:

  • Align the holes of the inner ring and middle ring then glue in place (the bottom face of the inner ring should be flush with the middle ring's top face)
  • Thread the bolts through:
    • Inner/middle ring
    • Deflector
    • Into the Outer Ring
  • Glue the coils into the coil holders, let dry
  • Glue the coil holders onto the outer ring
  • Glue magnets into the back plate and LED holder TAKE NOTE OF POLARITY AND GLUE IN THE CORRECT ORIENTATION

That's it! Add the Puck LED into the LED holder and then snap the outer ring onto the LED holder and you're good to go!

 

Bill of Materials

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  • LED x 1: CadrimRGBPuckLights
  • CrazyGlue x 1: GenericGlue

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wow just wow.. this thing came out more amazing than I could have ever imagined it feels good in your hand too nice and heavy looks great awesome job
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Your build looks great! Glad you like it!
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Awesome model - Good print, though the transparent piece took > 12 hours. But: 14mm m3 screws were necessary for me. For anyone looking for the lights in Germany, they're available on amazon.de, too.
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Awesome build! That was a typo on my behalf for the bolt size, M3x16 is what I meant. Thanks for pointing that out!
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Fantastic model.
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very good quality
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I had to print the lampshade recommended by the designer in a flat format to make it fit, but other than that, it's beautiful!
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my light is loose and slides around should that happen?
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It shouldn’t be loose no. The light holder is slightly recessed where the light fits. It should be a pretty snug fit.
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I might have put it together wrong i’ll try a different way
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Can't wait to try this one out and I do aim to wear this as my Halloween costume. I did not know translucent PETG can take that long - wow. Is this due to getting the desired effect from that profile? Did you just use clear translucent from Bambu? I'm ordering some now as I print the other bits!
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Translucent PETG from Bambulabs yes! Yes that’s right, the goal with getting a clear print is to do it with as few layers as possible/printing slow/printing solid. I tried experimenting with some different infill patterns and infill % to save on time but this profile looked the best.
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I used transparent PLA and it worked very well
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Nice
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Cant wait to build it
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