Minecraft Lantern LED Keychain - Free 3D Print Model

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OtakuMx

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Print Profile(2)

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A1 mini

P2S

H2S

P1S

H2C

H2D Pro

X1E

P1P

X1 Carbon

H2D

X2D

A2L

2 Plate - Multicolor

Designer

1 h

2 plates

4.5(21)

Printer Compatability - Print By Layer

Designer

1 h

2 plates

5.0(1)

Open in Bambu Studio

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Description

Boost Me (for free)

Have a spare boost? Feel free to drop it here! They help me get more filament and tools so I can design more cool models!

If not, that's okay too - There are a ton of other great models to boost in the future!

This easy to print & assemble lantern can be yours in less than an hour.

It features a screw-on lid that allows easy access into the main compartment to hide items or putting an LED ball inside.

I specifically didn't add additional equipment to hold a ball to allow for different designs of Mini-leds inside. Additionally, while walking it looks to ‘flicker’ due to the changing position inside.

Designed to work with or without AMS, just requires 2 filament colours. (Ideally Black & White)

Taking inspiration from a minecraft lantern, while being compact and easily attached to a wallet, bag, or wherever!

I also took some inspiration from my other lantern keychain, however, I wouldn't consider this a ‘remix’ as I had to re-model everything to fit the top back on.

Print profile uses 2 plates - One with the main lantern intended to be printed in ‘black’, and another with the ‘shades’ intended for ‘white’.

Optional Additional Parts:

‘Balloon’ mini-led balls, fits anything ~15x15mm for light up
Superglue if printer doesn't have good tolerances.
Optional Keychain kit to attach.

Instructions:

Print 1x of each item except for the shades; of which you'll need 4.
Slide the shades into the ‘base’
Attach (Optional super-glue) the ‘lid’ to the ‘base’
Insert Optional LED ball
Screw the lid on.
Profit

PS: Please Post your Makes! I love seeing them and always try to comment on them!

Comment & Rating (40)

@zackza

check it out with glow in the dark pla (duramic) for the window panels! it glows on its own when charged up with a bright light. im gonna give em out for halloween

The designer has replied

@OtakuMx

Those actually look sick! I might have to try that!

@zackza

Print Profile

2 Plate - Multicolor

I still have to find the right LED balls to throw in here!

The profile uploader has replied

@OtakuMx

I believe I used these ones here: https://tinyurl.com/2p9e8ua4

@user_3456286111

Print Profile

2 Plate - Multicolor

Very lovely, excellent print, made on A1 mini

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@caleb_3d

Boosted

Nice one

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@caleb_3d

Boosted

Tanks so much

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@Sebastian_G

Boosted

Print Profile

2 Plate - Multicolor

Excellent print with joyful faces among young and old Minecraft fans

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@Zech414

im having problems with the screw on head? what do i need to do to fix it, im using sunlu transpent red pla and a .4mm nozzle with a effect plate

The designer has replied

@OtakuMx

What kinda issues are you seeing? Most of the issues i've seen users have is due to filament. You could try increasing the resolution to something like .16; or using adaptive resolution.

@dpswccg

Print Profile

2 Plate - Multicolor

Support Issue:Large unnecessary supports for the top portion. Very difficult to get rid of them both after it's printed as well in the software itself. I don't know if there is an issue with the software or how it was designed. Also the top plate which the top portion screws into does not seem to be modeled correctly to fit the lower portion. The posts on the lower portion does not fit into the top plate. I should probably take photos but if you printed it you know what I am talking about. Other than that it printed well. Just not really usable so I am not sure how the other folks printed it.

The profile uploader has replied

@OtakuMx

I printed several of these without issue - ala the photos. So would appreciate some photos on your end. The tolerances are pretty tight, it might be a tolerance issue on your end.

@dpswccg

Replying to @OtakuMx :

I recently reprinted these. I think I know where my original issue was. It looks like the top is held on by the four panels and doesn't click into the posts themselves. Because the tolerances are so tight it makes the 4 "posts" (the pieces that are on either side of each panel) bow out. Hard to glue also when they are bowing out. I will have to fiddle with the tolerances a bit. Maybe print it a mm bigger than the original but keep the panels the same size. Might be a bit but I'll re-review once I get it worked out.

@RonLow

Hi there, the base and the lid is not fit

The designer has replied

@OtakuMx

Could you take a photo and show what you are seeing? They should clip into eachother. Depending on your printer, you might need to print at a higher-res or slower speed. I've had quite a few makes from other users on multiple printers, so unfortunately this might be a slight issue with your printer or filament. But if you upload a photo, I can try helping!