Pumpkin Lantern

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Pumpkin Lantern

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Encouraged by my child's desire to decorate the space with autumn motives, I made a luminous pumpkin that will also be a decoration on this year's Christmas tree. The pumpkin can be made in several colors.

Supplies

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For this project I used:

  1. 3D Printer Kingroon Kp3s pro ( https://kingroon.com/products/official-kingroon-kp3s-pro-3d-printer )
  2. Filaments Sunlu PLA+: Green and Orange (https://www.amazon.nl/SUNLU-Filament-Printer-Tolerance-Accuracy/dp/B07XFD75SP?th=1 ), Kingroon: White
  3. Button Battery DL2032 3V
  4. Resistor 25mA 51Ω
  5. LED Yellow (I plane to make Pumpkins with Red and Green LED)

1 3D Blender Pumpkin.jpg
2 3D Blender Lid-Battery holder Bottom side.jpg
3 3D Blender Lid-Battery holder Top side.jpg
4 3D Blender Candel.jpg
5 3D Blender Stalk.jpg
6 3D Blender Pumpkin All parts.jpg
7 Cura slicer Pumpkin.jpg
8 Cura Pumpkin Slice.jpg
9 LED and Resistor.jpg
10 Candle and Diffuser of paper.JPG
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The first step was modeling in a 3D program (Blender). Each part is modeled separately (Gourd, lid, candle and stalk).

After that, I cut parts of the 3D model in Cura slicer and made G-code, then printed the aforementioned parts.

Soldered the resistor with the LE diode and mounted this electronic part on the cover (battery holder).

The pumpkin is assembled with a stalk and a lid, this ornament is intended for decorating shelves, and because of the specially rounded stalk, will be used as a decoration for the Christmas tree.