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LED Candle Lantern Framing

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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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Description

A fully customizable 3D printed lantern framing designed for LED tealight. The lantern has the option to install acrylic panels, laser-cut from 3 mm acrylic glass, in the model posted i used red transparent acrylic panels giving it a vibrant, glowing effect when illuminated.

This project combines 3D printing and laser engraving for a professional, high-quality finish — perfect for hobbyists, makers, and home decorators alike.

✨ Features

  • Safe & Flame-Free: Designed for battery-powered LED candles
  • Glowing Acrylic Walls: Red panels cut from 3 mm transparent acrylic glass on a CO₂ laser for a stunning warm light effect
  • Completely Modifiable Design:
    • Openable bottom section for easy candle replacement
    • Changeable top symbol or pattern
      • more variants coming soon
    • Replaceable roof/top cover for personalized looks
      • more variants coming soon
  • Easy to Print: Almost no supports needed on most FDM printers
  • Strong & Stable: Held together with 13x M3x15mm HEX Socket Cap Screws
    • 6x for attaching pillars to base
    • 6x for attaching pillars to top
    • 1x for attachinint the symbol to top cover

🖨 Printing Recommendations

  • Printer type: FDM (PETG recommended)
  • Layer height: 0.2 mm
  • Wall loops : 2 or more
  • Infill: 15 %
  • Supports: Yes for pillars and base lid
    • Style - Tree Hybrid
    • Threshold angle 29°

I personally use Creality K2 Plus where the whole model was printed in 7h21m and it consumed around 270g of filament.

🪚 Laser Cutting

  • Material: 3 mm transparent red acrylic glass
  • Process: Cut on a CO₂ laser engraver (e.g., Gweike Cloud or similar)

The panels slide neatly into the lantern frame and can be swapped for other colors or frosted acrylic for different lighting effects.

💡 Tips

  • Use translucent or light-colored filament for the frame to enhance light diffusion.
  • Pair with a warm white LED tea light for a realistic candle glow.
  • Experiment with different acrylic colors or engraved patterns for the side panels.
  • For best orientation of parts i recommend you to look the attached 3mf file 
    • Candle 3D Printer FIle Bambulab P2S.3mf

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Just Came across This print..Just started. I am Hopping to make the panels from transparent PTEG. Any size Reccomend prior to me measuring it.. cracking model fyi, will boost if all goes well
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when i come come i will check the dimensions of the plates i made and i will tell you
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The dimensions of panels i made from acrylic are 47x155x3mm.
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Replying to @For3st :
Superb Legend.
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