Fir Tree 3D v1

This very stylized table decoration is a montage composed of a base, 10 layers of "foliage" that are threaded

on an axis, each stage being separated from its neighbour by a spacer also threaded on this axis.

After printing all the elements,

Step 1: Formatting

Give volume to each star and tilt each of its 5 branches with a hair dryer

Step 2: Assemble

• glue the axis in the base with a drop of superglue

• put 2 spacers on the axle and put a dot of glue on it

• thread the first level (the biggest) on the trunk

• thread a spacer, put a dot of glue on it

• thread the stage 2, shifting the branches a little to avoid any symmetry

• thread a spacer on top, a dot of glue

... etc, until the 10th floor

To see all my creations on cults3d.com, enter "oasisk" in the search window,

or click on the "all >" button on the "other 3D models of the same name" line

My usual print settings:

layer: 0.20

filling: 15%.

border: no

support: no

raft: no

skirt: YES in order to start the extrusion

My tools:

• tinkercad.com : 3D modeler

• cura : slicer

• picsvg.com: convert an image to SVG

• photoshop: image processing

• ideamaker: separate distinct elements of a 3D object

• meshmixer: correct defects in a 3D object, cut an object into 2 parts

• spin3d: convert 3D files

• meshlab: lighten a 3D file too heavy