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DFF (Dumb Futuristic Flightcase) for glasses

its a 3D-printed flightcase looking case for glasses

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This project was created on 10/12/2022 and last updated 5 months ago.

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firstly i sketched a flightcase in blender and 3d printed it in white, then i printed all the accessories in black, like the locking clip, and a bunch of decorative pieces.

then in the buttom of the case, i had made holes for nuts to me pitted, just small enough that they wouldnt snap in place, but instead be melted into the case itself.

I fitted the LED's with wires, and inserted them in the four slots inside the case, And proceeded to glue the wires to the inside, then the ON/OFF button was placed, it would short and break the connecten from the negative end of the coin battery, to the rest of the circuit.

I cut and superglued some faux leather for the inside of the case to help protect the glasses.

finally i glued on the decorative pieces, and added on the locking clip, the hinges for both the clip and for the backside was made with a piece of black 1.75mm PLA.

I did'nt add a resistor to the LED's since its just a 3V coin battery in series with 4 parall

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brille etui.zip

The blender file and all the STL files for printing

x-zip-compressed - 1.19 MB - 10/12/2022 at 06:40

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  • 4 × Blue THT LED
  • 1 × 3V coin cell baterry
  • 1 × Black wire
  • 1 × Shrink tubing
  • 4 × M3 Nuts

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