A Snowglobe with Christmas tree

prusaprinters

<p><strong>The idea was that kids in kindergarten would make a snowglobe as a Christmas gift for parents.</strong> I think these can be also used as a nice Christmas tree decorations.</p><p><br>You'll need a print of one of the trees a glass vial, cork, glycerine mixed with water, and some glitter. For the stand slice of dryed lemon and badian, these were glued to the vial with silicone hot glue gun. &nbsp;I did glue the star to the tree with Loctite creative.<br><br>I do highly recommend using PLA. I've tried PETG which might be okay for the tree, but not for small stars. Especially if you print it at a large scale and can't afford waste. Pictures contain printouts from Prusament PLA Lipstic Red and Opal Green. I did print it on a Prusa satin plate with mk3s+.&nbsp;</p><p>Trees require post-processing with a sharp blade. Some imperfections done by post-processing were okay for the use case.</p><p>Done in sketchup online followed by model correction in formware.co/onlinestlrepair<br>Donated to one of Kindergartens in Mikulov (CZ).</p><p>The printout for a local kindergarten was 15 prints of a tree with start and 15 without. And then separate print of 15 stars.</p>