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Spanish fan - cabriolet - 22.5cm

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  • Branche (print 12x).mtl
  • Branche (print 12x).obj
  • Guide - patron.zip
  • panache (print 2x).mtl
  • panache (print 2x).obj

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Publication date 2021-07-10 at 17:30
Design number 469301

3D printer file info

3D model description

French :

Hand fan cabriolet and Spanish style : print 12 branches + 2 plumes (guard branches)

Warning! This requires dexterity and patience when creating the 1st fan.

Instructions:

I. The leaf model

  • Print the pattern (3 A4 sheets)

  • Cut out the pattern

  • Use the pattern to create your own pattern / design on an A3 sheet

  • Cut out the design following the lines of the pattern

II. Form the fan

  • Fold the sheet to form the accordion of the fan

  • Glue a plume (guard branch) on the front side, at the white point

  • Glue each branch on the front face, at the black points

  • Glue the second plume on the back side (at the white point)

III. Binding

At the bottom is a 20 mm hole to pass a metal rod or brass. For my part I used 20mm 3D printer wire and melted the ends.

The result is more aesthetic with a binder screw / capscrew.

Guide printing precaution: avoid the printer margins, at the risk of decreasing the width of the fan in particular.

Good luck and good summer to all!

English:

Hand fan cabriolet and spanish style : print 12 branches + 2 feathers (guard branches)

Caution! This requires dexterity and patience when creating the 1st fan.

Instructions:

I. The pattern of the sheet

  • Print the pattern (3 A4 sheets)

  • Cut out the pattern

  • Use the pattern to create your own design on an A3 sheet

  • Cut out the design following the lines of the pattern

II. Form the fan

  • Fold the sheet to form the fan accordion

  • Glue a feather (guard branch) on the front side, at the white point

  • Glue each branch on the front side, at the black points

  • Glue the second plume on the back side (at the white point)

III. Binding

At the bottom there is a 20 mm hole to put a metal rod or brass. For my part I used 20 mm 3D printer wire and melted the ends.

The result is more aesthetic with a binding screw.

Caution when printing the guide: avoid the margins of the printer, at the risk of reducing the width of the fan in particular.

Good luck and have a good summer!

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