The Little Prince Lamp (Lampe Le Petit Prince)

Hello,

When you reduce the scale of a model in the slicer, the thickness of the walls also decreases, which can lead to fragile walls. Unfortunately, slicers may not take these thin walls into when using the default settings, potentially causing the holes you reported.

I attempted to replicate the situation using Cura 5.9, and the following settings resolved the issue:

1. Use a high-quality printing configuration.
2. Set the "Horizontal Expansion" parameter to 0.1 or 0.2 mm.
3. Activate the "Print Thin Walls" parameter. This setting is similar to the "Detect Thin Walls" option found in the Bambu Studio and Prusa slicer.

Additionally, here is a link to a discussion on "thin walls" from the Bambu Lab Community Forum:
https://forum.bambulab.com/t/thin-wall-eliminated-h-e-l-p-mates/27930

I hope this information helps!

Thank you so much!! I will test the settings and read the discussion you shared! Thanks thanks!

Hello.

I was able to print the model without s with the default Cura 5.3.1 configuration on an Ender-3 V2 printer.
I believe it depends a lot on the settings you use and the scale at which you want to print the model.

Thanks for answered, one more question, what type of lamp do you used? One low current LED lamp E27?

Hello again.
I used an E27 LED with around 4.5W.
But the model comes with two types of base that can be used with other types of sockets, for use with other lamps.

Hi there!
I'm glad you liked the model and the painting. :)
Regarding your question, I would say we always try to use good quality paint and brushes. The key element is making the correct blend of colors. It's hard work, but luckily, I enjoy it and I have help to do it.
Thanks!