Medieval Torch

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updated 11. 8. 2020 | published 11. 8. 2020

Summary
Here are the files for my Medieval Torch, which can be printed without
supports in appropriate colours (or un-...

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Here are the files for my Medieval Torch,

which can be printed without supports in appropriate colours (or un-

appropriate colours if you like. lol)

It was designed to house a home made silk flame and battery, though
would look awesome without this as part of your Halloween Decorations.

I hope you enjoy.

Thanks

Bugman

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Print instructions

For my silk flame I combined a 80mm 5v fan, Adafruit Gemma M0,

Neopixel ring and a small power bank.... I followed Adafruit's tutorals to
get the neopixels working, and used there Jack-o-lantern code for the fire
effect.

the upper and lower cages glue together,

the handle parts are glued together with the handle steel, using the keys
to add strength.

The handle can then be screwed into the cage using the 3D printed
threads

the Baffle is to hold the silk (100% pure works best and a shawl costs less
than you think and would provide sink for MANY torches or hold the rest
back for other projects.)
one the silk is glued the baffle then it was then pushed onto the screws in
my fan, you may need to modify this depending on what your fan is like.

Model files
baffle.stl

key-x-2.stl

handle-top.stl

cage-base.stl
 handle-bottom.stl

handle-steel.stl

cage-top.stl

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