3D Printed Dragon Lamp

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3D Printed Dragon Lamp

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In this Instructable I'm going to show you how to 3D print and assemble your own Dragon Lamp (girls dig that).

What Do You Need

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You're gonna need

  1. 3D printer (obivously .D )
  2. PLA filament or any other material you're used to print with
  3. 3D model
  4. Simplify3D, Prusaslicer, or any other slicing software you're comfy with
  5. Light, you can use any light source that will fit your print. I used "Puck Light" 7.87 x 5.91 x 2.76 inches from Amazon
  6. Drop of glue
  7. Banana
  8. Pliers

Slicing

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You can scale it as you wish as it's high resolution model. Same goes for the settings.


These are our settings that works for MK2 at 100% scale.


The bigger the better!




DRAGON



  • Extrusion width - 0,25 mm

  • Layer height - 0,15 mm

  • Perimeter shells - 2

  • Infill - 20%

  • Supports - YES

  • Brim - 15

  • Speed - 1600 mm/min (26 mm/s)

  • There is also a screen with angles that fits MK2


FLAME TOP PART



  • Extrusion Width - 0,4 mm

  • Layer height - 0,2 mm

  • Perimeter shells - 2

  • Infill - 0%

  • Supports - NO

  • Brim - 15

  • Speed - 3200 mm/min (52 mm/s)

  • Make sure you put the starting point on least visible place (above the hole).


FLAME BOTTOM PART



  • Extrusion width - 0,4 mm

  • Layer height - 0,2 mm

  • Perimeter shells - 2

  • infill - 20%

  • Supports - NO

  • Brim - NO

  • Speed - 3200 mm/min (52 mm/s)



Printing - Timelapse

Time laps Dragon lamp

This is how dragons are born. Your process should be quite similar.

Cleaning Your Print

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FLAME TOP - ready to use


FLAME BOTTOM - take off the brim - should be pretty easy


DRAGON - Eat the banana NOW! Clean your drake off supports slowly and patiently


Simply put - treat them with love!

Assembling

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Just put the light on the bottom platform (or glue it there), close it with your top part of the flame and feed the dragon with it.


- You can put the glue between the flame parts or in his mouth so the flame sticks better. I like to change the colors, so no glue for me and it holds just fine... without cats or kids around.


Now turn the light on and enjoy your dragon's lair!

TIPS

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  • You can print the flame from crystal clear color. Then print second TOP part of the flame at 70% scale using the vase mode in another color. Play with colors and make sure you share your results with us here! (FB group) Its also a cheap way to have multicolor lamp with simple white light as the smaller flame need just few grams of material.

  • If you happen to break the flame at the top, dont worry dragon still holds fine ( experience).

  • For the first dragon, I've heated the needle and just put it through the flame and then heated the other end of the needle and stick it through dragons throat to be sure he doesn't fall. They call me dragonslayer since then. All the other dragons are just fine hanging there.

  • 2 bananas are more than one

  • You can visit our website, Facebook or Instagram to see more of our work.

YouTube: How To

Dragon Lamp - How to make - Game of Thrones