Cartoon Ghost (LED Tea Light)

Designer

DaDiDeKDesigns

Designer relation

Followed

Kategori

Household

Licens

Standard Digital File License

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Designer commercial

MakerWorld Commercial License

Først set

2026-09-16 02:45

Sidst set

2026-09-16 02:45

Tags

'cartoon Halloween ghost cute eye moveable tealight decor kids gift candle

Beskrivelse

🎃 Cute Halloween Ghost - LED Tea Light Holder 👻 Add a little cute spookiness to your Halloween decor! 🎃 This little ghost model is designed to fit a standard LED tea light. 🕯 The glowing light shines beautifully through its open mouth, creating the perfect autumn atmosphere. It is a quick and easy print, ideal as a decoration for your desk, shelf, or a kids' room. 👻 🛠️ Assembly Instructions: "Tooth" Toothbrush Holder Congratulations on printing your new Halloween decoration! This model is designed so that the eyes can be freely rotated and positioned according to your mood after assembly. Follow the steps below for proper assembly. Package Content (printed parts): Ghost body (main stand) 2x Eye white (white hemispheres) 2x Pupil (black pins/balls) 📋 Assembly Procedure Part Preparation Before assembly, thoroughly remove all support structures from all printed parts. Make sure the holes in the ghost body and the joint surfaces are clean and smooth so that the eyes can rotate smoothly. Eye Assembly Take the black pupil and insert it with the rounded side into the prepared hole in the eye white. Fitting the Eye into the Tooth Body Place the fully prepared eye against the eye socket in the ghost body. Apply reasonable pressure to push (snap) the eye inwards. You will hear or feel a gentle click when the joint snaps into place. Repeat this step for the second eye. 💡 Result The eye now holds firmly inside the ghost body, so it won't fall out. At the same time, the mechanism is designed so that you can freely rotate and position the pupils to change the facial expression of your little ghost! Tip: If the eye is too difficult to snap into the tooth body, check if there are any small remnants of filament or support left on the edges of the print and gently sand them down. Tip 2: If the joint cannot be snapped in at all due to your printer's tolerances, simply scale down the models proportionally in your slicer by 0.5 to 2%, doing so equally for both the eye white and the pupil. Boost Me (for free) If you want to support me, please give me a Boost, it's free and it will help me a lot. Thank you very much. :) Boost Membership If you want to sell any of my designs as a physical print 💵 or if you can also support my work by "buying me a coffee" and participating in new designs and models, ☕️ just join to our community. Thank you for your support. 🏆 Join 'cartoon