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BLAZEPOD

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
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4 plates
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16-color RGBW (2pcs) - KC007

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The BlazePod is a durable, rugged pod designed to securely store your fire-starting essentials wherever your adventures take you. Whether you're camping, hiking, or just prepping your gear, the BlazePod keeps your fire-starting tools safe, dry, and ready to go.

Key Features:

  • Tough & Reliable: Built for the outdoors with a sturdy design that can handle the elements.
  • Integrated Light Option: Designed to fit a standard puck light in the lid, making it easy to find your gear in the dark.
  • Multi-Use Interior: The internal space is perfectly sized to hold a cardboard spool insert from Bambu filament, which doubles as effective kindling.

Compact, functional, and thoughtfully designed—the BlazePod is a must-have for any outdoor enthusiast or EDC setup.

 

In order to fix the puck light simply remove the back of the puck light so that the batteries are exposed and then screw the puck light into the lid of the pod it should screw on the same as the back does so half a turn should be all that you need to fix it to the lid.

 

I have only tested the fixing in the bottle with the puck lights from bambu https://uk.store.bambulab.com/products/remote-controlled-16-color-rgbw-puck-lights but if you are using other buck lights then any double sided tape should be fine.

 

 

A Quick Note
Each model is tested before sharing, but every printer is a little different — sometimes a small tweak is all it takes for a perfect print. If you run into trouble, try:

  • Giving your build plate a good clean
  • Rechecking bed leveling or Z-offset
  • Slowing down the first few layers
  • Using a brim or raft for extra grip

Still having issues? Let me know in the comments — I’m always happy to help troubleshoot or improve the design!

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