Star Tree Topper – Hollow Design for LED Lights - Free 3D Print Model

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Cipriani 3Design Studio

Household>Festivities

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Print Profile(2)

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X1 Carbon

P1S

H2D Pro

P1P

H2S

H2D

X1E

P2S

H2C

X2D

A2L

Many supports but also suitable for "imperfect" printers

Designer

4 h

1 plate

4.3(6)

Few Supports

Designer

3.3 h

1 plate

3.5(8)

Open in Bambu Studio

Boost

185

533

666

257

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Description

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Enhance your Christmas tree with this elegant 3D-printed star topper, designed with smooth filleted edges and a refined modern look.

The star is completely hollow inside and features a wide rear opening, allowing you to pass your tree’s LED string lights through the interior so the topper glows together with the tree.

At the base, a sturdy hollow mounting tube allows several fir branches to slide inside, ensuring a stable and perfectly centered placement on top of your tree.

The result is a bright, seamless, and premium holiday aesthetic that blends naturally with any decorated tree.

Perfect for minimal, modern, and warm festive setups.

⚠️ It is strictly forbidden to modify, sell, or distribute this model without my commercial license. – Cipriani 3Design

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❗ You are NOT allowed to sell, share, modify, remix, distribute, or use this model (or any derivative) for commercial purposes unless you have an active Commercial License subscription.

🛑 Forbidden without a Commercial License:

Reselling the STL or any modified version
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Comment & Rating (18)

@user_1383156213

The print came out well it looked nice on the tree

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@svenson1974

Print Profile

Few Supports

bottom tips cut off, walls too thin/unstable unfortunately filament and time invested

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@Craneguy_1971

Yeah, the tips are missing in both models. What's up with that?

@Herbi07

Print Profile

Few Supports

Bed Adhesion Issue:very difficult to print. As the file is, it's impossible to print. If you change values in Bambu Studio and rotate the star, it works. But then with many supports.

Strength Issue:additionally, the star is very thin. It broke when removing supports. Overall, I made 6 attempts with 3 different PLAs and one PETG. An alternative star printed cleanly. Too bad

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@cipriani3design

Thank you for your feedback, however I want to point out that the star, if printed with the profile I provided, prints and is used perfectly Obviously the thinness is due to the fact that it needs to let light through If you do things correctly you will see that you will have no problems Will you send me the gcode of the print you launched Before denigrating a model with many positive reviews, one must first ask if it depends on the model or on one's own shortcomings poor quality filaments, damp filaments, lack of experience in removing supports (which I point out should be removed when cold) etc

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@Herbi07

I have used different filaments. The print bed adhesion is poor. I have already printed several projects and have some experience. Additionally, your pictures show that the star is not printed cleanly. I don't mean to criticize; it's just an honest opinion

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@sac0927

Print Profile

Few Supports

@user_3061169755

Print Profile

Few Supports

@migz

Print Profile

Few Supports

@UKDiver

Print Profile

Few Supports

Strength Issue:Too flimsy. Both times I printed it it split trying to get the supports out.

@user_1173582095

Print Profile

Many supports but also suitable for "imperfect" printers

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@user_4126753726

Print Profile

Many supports but also suitable for "imperfect" printers

@user_3132815273

Print Profile

Many supports but also suitable for "imperfect" printers

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