
Giá đỡ nến LED chủ đề Phục Sinh (Parametric)
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Files 6 1.4 MB
- Candle_Holder_1777674661.f3dF3D · 242.2 KB
- Egg_1777674662.stepSTEP · 23.4 KB
- Tealight_Base_40mm_H22mm_1777674663.stlSTL · 583.5 KB
- Tealight_Base_40mm_H22mm_1777674664.stepSTEP · 24.7 KB
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Details
- Model ID
- #360819
- Category
- Sự Kiện - Lễ Hội
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Description
Celebrate Easter with this festive, fully parametric LED candle holder!
Designed to fit any light—whether a tealight, stick candle, or anything in between—this model brings cozy illumination to your space with a seasonal twist.
The base features a subtle groove intended to hold small decorative Easter eggs, perfect for adding pops of pastel color like green, red, yellow, and blue.
Ideal for centerpieces, shelves, or holiday displays, this print blends clean design with cheerful Easter charm.
⚠ FOR LED CANDLES ONLY – real flames can melt or ignite plastic.
Features!
- 🕯 .stl/.step files for tealights and stick candles – versatile design fits a variety of candles
- 🛠 Fully parametric – includes Fusion 360
.f3dfile with editable parameters - 🐣 Perfect for Easter centerpieces or springtime displays
- 🥚 Festive egg groove – decorate the base with colorful Easter eggs for a playful touch
- 🎨 Customizable – easily adapt the size or style to match your décor
- 🧼 Clean, minimalist design – looks great with or without seasonal decorations
Parametric
Just load up the included .f3d file in Autodesk Fusion 360, change the parameters according to your needs.
I have prepared a few bases for candles, feel free to let me know if you help with a specific size.
Parameters
You find the parameters in the “Modify” dropdown in the toolbar, then select “Change parameter” in the bottom. Then change the value in the “Expression” column, click “OK” and the model updates after a few seconds, export a new **.stl** file and happy printing
Print settings: Base
Model is optimized for printing, no need for supports or brims.
I recommend a high number of top layers for best surface finish.
Material
Any material will do
Nozzle
Any size, my makes are 0.4mm
Layer height
Any, recommend as small as possible for best surface finish
Perimeters
3
Shell
Top: ≥4
Bottom: ≥2
Infill
Recommend ≥15% for weight and better surface finish.
Gyroid seem like a good choice here.
Disable “Automatic infill combination”, for me, it caused some poor top surface in combination with Gyroid infill, results may vary.
Brim
No
Support
No
Speed
Medium to fast
Options
Enable “Avoid crossing perimeters”
Print settings: Eggs
Print the egg with the pointy end upwards, enable supports for stabilizing. I adjusted the infill to aim for about 10g, which seemed like a good weight and feel.
Material
Any material will do
Nozzle
Any size, my makes are 0.4mm
Layer height
Any, recommend as small as possible for best surface finish
Perimeters
3
Shell
Top: 3
Bottom: 3
Infill
Any infill will do, I adjusted this to get the desired weight
Brim
No
Support
Yes, organic, enable “Support on build plate only”
Speed
Medium to slow
Options
Enable “Avoid crossing perimeters”
Enable “Automatic infill combination”
Print spec
- Formats
- f3dstepstl
- Model files
- 6
- Total size
- 1.4 MB
- Largest file
- 583.5 KB











