New custom 3d print: Hexagonal candle holder

I’m stuck with hexagons for the time being, I might as well accept it.

Last night I took a couple hours modeling up a candle-holder in Maya using hexagonal polygonal mesh.  Was an enjoyable process creating Python scripts for the generation and attaching of the mesh to the NURBS cylinder I used for the overall volume.  The whole thing took just under four hours to print on my Makerbot Replicator.

It easily fits a votive candle, or any other candle less than 2 1/4″ in diameter.  See more info on it, and download the .stl file for printing over on Thingiverse.

Ikea candle has a home.

 

Second custom 3d print: Another hex cloud
New 3d print: 'Decorative Bowl'
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    • Leon
    • December 30th, 2020 12:41pm

    what type of filament do you use to print a candle and avoid the pring to melt?

  1. Nothing special, just pla: the flame never got close enough to melt it.

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