You can see the bomb smoke pointed at by the arrow in the image below. Now, this is what you do When your lamp has printed halfway as shown in the image below, you want to pause the print, put in your smoke bomb and resume printing. The lamp cover’s opening will be too tight for it to pass through. If you wait for the lamp to finish printing, there won’t be any space for you to pass your smoke bomb through into the lamp. Don’t start printing immediately after this step. Please go through it before you start printing.
#Aladin lamp doll marking how to#
The next step will show you how to do that. Note: Remember, you want to add a special effect to your lamp. When you’re done adding supports and modifying your print process for the lamp and cover as shown above, go ahead to print them by clicking on “Prepare to Print”. Now let’s go onto the various tab settings:Ĭlick “OK” when you’re done inputting all necessary settings as shown above. On the General Settings, make sure “Include Raft” and “Generate Support” are both checked.Īn infill percentage of 20% is preferred for this print. This is where you will input your print process settings. Since there are two models, the lamp and its cover, you want to edit the print process for them one after the other.Ī window like the one below will pop up. You can access the print process settings by clicking on “Edit Process Setting” while your process has been highlighted or double-click the process you want to edit in the lower left corner. Support placement for your lamp cover is shown in images below Not adding supports as shown can lead to a not-so-good print.įor the lamp’s cover, Follow the same step used to add supports to the lamp. Supports should be placed at these parts because their overhang angle is too steep. You want to add supports under the handle of your lamp, under the spout, between the spout, and in between the curve made by the handle. They’re pointed at by the arrows so you don’t miss any. Support placement is shown in the images below. To do that, click on “Add new support structures”. After that, you want to manually add supports to your models. Input the “Support Pillar Resolution” and “Max Overhang Angle” figures as shown in the screenshot above. The Support Generation window as shown below will pop up: To add supports to your models, click on the “Support Generation” tool as shown by the arrow below. Rotate your lamp and move it to the center of the print bed so it sits perfectly as shown below. To be able to move and rotate your models for centralization on the print bed, use the tools pointed at by the arrows in the image below respectively. Step Two: Centralizing lamp and cover on print bed A window will pop up and you just have to find the files wherever you saved them. Another way to import is to press ctrl + I. stl files into your slicer, you can drag and drop them onto your slicer’s interface. Step Three: Addition of supports to lamp and cover Step Two: Centralizing lamp and cover on print bed These are the steps for making your own Aladdin’s Lamp
#Aladin lamp doll marking code#
You can use whichever 3D printer and slicer you have available as long as you do everything as instructed.įor this print, I used Zyltech’s PLA filament, you can get that here. Save 15% off your filament with Zyltech!- Use the code “nikkoindustries” at check out!įor the blue smoke bomb, you can get that here. It’s not a problem if you don’t have the Creality CR-10 S4 or Simplif圓D. The slicer (3D printing software) used in this tutorial is Simplif圓D. This 3D print was done with my super trusty Creality CR-10 S4 3D printer. STL files for different superhero models ranging from Star War’s Death Trooper, Venom, Deadpool, Iron man and many more. The lamp is split into two files, the main lamp and its cover.
Just pay close attention and you’ll have a good 3D print.Ĭlick here to get the Aladdin’s Lamp. You don’t have to be a 3D printing expert to do this print. I will also walk you through how to give your lamp the very special genie effect. I was able to achieve that using a blue smoke bomb I got online. At least, If we can’t have the genie, we should have something really close to it. You know the blue smoke that comes out of the lamp right before the genie? That is the special effect. So, we decided to take it to the next level by adding a special effect. After modelling the lamp, I thought to myself, “what is Aladdin’s Lamp without its genie?”. In this tutorial, I am going to show you how to 3D print your own Aladdin’s Lamp.
I was so surprised at how such an idea never crossed my mind.
#Aladin lamp doll marking movie#
After the release of its movie in 2019, a friend of mine, Chris, brought up a suggestion to make Aladdin’s Lamp. If you’ve not seen it, I highly recommend you do.
Aladdin was one of my most favorite cartoons while I was growing up as a child.
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