[3D Print] Christmas - Rudolph Red Nose and Reindeer Antlers

[Pops]

Here are some 3D prints I made to turn your CT into Rudolph.

1) Nose RudolphsNose.stl
You will need some 2 sided tape to keep it secured to the bumper, but the front holds it down tightly. I recommend "3M Double Sided Tape VHB".
MarkersWorld link for Bambu Printers: https://makerworld.com/en/models/2133079-cybertruck-rudolph-nose

2) Antlers, mounted in the window. CyberAntler_Window_Mount.stl
Any Gel Super Glue will work, I use "Loctite Super Glue Gel Control". The dowels fit tightly (intentionally) so I recommend you assemble them in this order:
a) Insert both dowels on one side first (left or right) and glue only antler ends that are touching.
b) Glue the inside of the other pieces and put them on one at a time, remember to glue the ends that touch.
MarkersWorld link for Bambu Printers: https://makerworld.com/en/models/899139-cybertruck-reindeer-rudolph-antlers

3) Antlers using roof rack mounts. CyberAntlers_Bracket.stl
Any Gel Super Glue will work, I use "Loctite Super Glue Gel Control". The dowels fit tightly (intentionally) so I recommend you assemble them in this order:
a) Insert both dowels on one side first (left or right) and glue only antler ends that are touching.
b) Glue the inside of the other pieces and put them on one at a time, remember to glue the ends that touch.
MarkersWorld link for Bambu Printers: https://makerworld.com/en/models/2077036-cybertruck-reindeer-rudolph-antlers-roof-bracket

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[Gaximus]

Those are awesome. I have removed my side view mirrors, I wander what they would look like there. Or maybe it’s too low.

 

[That Beast Mode]

Here are some 3D prints I made to turn your CT into Rudolph.

1) Nose RudolphsNose.stl
You will need some 2 sided tape to keep it secured to the bumper, but the front holds it down tightly. I recommend "3M Double Sided Tape VHB".

2) Antlers, mounted in the window. CyberAntler_Window_Mount.stl
Any Gel Super Glue will work, I use "Loctite Super Glue Gel Control". The dowels fit tightly (intentionally) so I recommend you assemble them in this order:
a) Insert both dowels on one side first (left or right) and glue only antler ends that are touching.
b) Glue the inside of the other pieces and put them on one at a time, remember to glue the ends that touch.

3) Antlers using roof rack mounts. CyberAntlers_Bracket.stl
Any Gel Super Glue will work, I use "Loctite Super Glue Gel Control". The dowels fit tightly (intentionally) so I recommend you assemble them in this order:
a) Insert both dowels on one side first (left or right) and glue only antler ends that are touching.
b) Glue the inside of the other pieces and put them on one at a time, remember to glue the ends that touch.

These are awesome Pops.. Which printer did you use? I just ordered a Bambu P2S as a treat for myself. I know almost 0% about 3d printing but I really wanted to get into it so I just dove in head first. I can't learn if I don't have a printer. Did you design these in some kind of CAD program?

 

[hemiarch]

Awesome!

 

[Pops]

These are awesome Pops.. Which printer did you use? I just ordered a Bambu P2S as a treat for myself. I know almost 0% about 3d printing but I really wanted to get into it so I just dove in head first. I can't learn if I don't have a printer. Did you design these in some kind of CAD program?

I have a Bambu X1 Carbon, you will love the Bambu P2S. I made these using "Onshape" its a free browser based CAD program. It has a learning curve, but is a lot of fun to use. There are a million YouTube videos out there that teach you how to do anything you need. The attachments here are in "STL" format which a lot of different printers can use. Most people would need to place the model down on the trays before printing. Since you have a Bambu printer you can go to their repository and print is easier using this link:
https://makerworld.com/en/models/20...udolph-antlers-roof-bracket#profileId-2243969

 

[hemiarch]

@Pops , what’s that beautiful wrap color called and who makes it? Reminds me of fender guitars Daphne blue color.

 

[Pops]

@Pops , what’s that beautiful wrap color called and who makes it? Reminds me of fender guitars Daphne blue color.

Full PPF Color Wrap for Tesla Cybertruck: Gloss Sky Blue

DIY install, it took me around 8 hours, very easy.

From @TWRAPS https://twraps.com/products/cybertruck-ppf-color-wrap?variant=52518541001011

 

[hemiarch]

Full PPF Color Wrap for Tesla Cybertruck: Gloss Sky Blue

DIY install, it took me around 8 hours, very easy.

From @TWRAPS https://twraps.com/products/cybertruck-ppf-color-wrap?variant=52518541001011

Awesome.

 

[dalton108]

Just making sure that it is not forgotten that this was my inspiration @Pops prowess/ know how definitely. But this began with my prototype last Christmas.

 

[hemiarch]

Just making sure that it is not forgotten that this was my inspiration @Pops prowess/ know how definitely. But this began with my prototype last Christmas.

 

[That Beast Mode]

I have a Bambu X1 Carbon, you will love the Bambu P2S. I made these using "Onshape" its a free browser based CAD program. It has a learning curve, but is a lot of fun to use. There are a million YouTube videos out there that teach you how to do anything you need. The attachments here are in "STL" format which a lot of different printers can use. Most people would need to place the model down on the trays before printing. Since you have a Bambu printer you can go to their repository and print is easier using this link:
https://makerworld.com/en/models/20...udolph-antlers-roof-bracket#profileId-2243969

I'm super excited to start tinkering around with it. I always see people posting cool shit they printed and useful items. Like I said I am a total beginner - I didn't even know what I was ordering when I ordered it on Black Friday, it just recommended accessories and I bought them having no idea what they do. I have already started watching YouTube videos on it - mainly unboxing and setup with basic printing, but I love figuring things out for a new hobby, that's half the fun for me.

What did you mean when you said "Most people would need to place the model down on the trays before printing. Since you have a Bambu printer you can go to their repository and print is easier using this link"
How do you place a model before it's printed? I started looking on maker world too, so much cool stuff to get into.
How long did your project take to print just out of curiosity?

 

[Pops]

What did you mean when you said "Most people would need to place the model down on the trays before printing. Since you have a Bambu printer you can go to their repository and print is easier using this link"
How do you place a model before it's printed? I started looking on maker world too, so much cool stuff to get into.
How long did your project take to print just out of curiosity?

Bambu uses their own app to print, "Bambu Studio". When you get a 3D file you need to decide how the objects will lay down. If you get models from makerworld.com they are mostly already optimized for Bambu printers and no extra work is needed. In 3D printing being able to print stuff without them floating is a big consideration. Any overhangs will need supports printed that you remove afterwards. These antlers are printable with 0 supports if they are placed correctly.

This print took around 6 hours for both plates, 12 hours for 2 antlers. Your P2S plate is larger, if you could print it all on one plate it would be faster.

Below I will show 2 images, one with the raw 3D STL file, the 2nd with the parts laying flat on the trays so they can print.

 

[That Beast Mode]

Bambu uses their own app to print, "Bambu Studio". When you get a 3D file you need to decide how the objects will lay down. If you get models from makerworld.com they are mostly already optimized for Bambu printers and no extra work is needed. In 3D printing being able to print stuff without them floating is a big consideration. Any overhangs will need supports printed that you remove afterwards. These antlers are printable with 0 supports if they are placed correctly.

Below I will show 2 images, one with the raw 3D STL file, the 2nd with the parts laying flat on the trays so they can print.

Makes total sense now... I misunderstood what you were trying to say. You meant the virtual 3-d model down on the plate. For some reason I was thinking of a physical model you're placing on the print tray.

Have you printed any other cool CT stuff you recommend?

 

[Pops]

Just making sure that it is not forgotten that this was my inspiration @Pops prowess/ know how definitely. But this began with my prototype last Christmas.

This is true, @dalton108 is my muse.

I decided I wanted this in its own dedicated post instead of all 3 parts being spread out over 9 pages in the other thread.

 

[Pops]

Have you printed any other cool CT stuff you recommend?

Door Handle Tray
https://makerworld.com/en/models/13...or-handle-trays?from=search#profileId-1348974

Door Storage Tray
https://makerworld.com/en/models/19...ste-storage-bin?from=search#profileId-2070436

Turning Stalk Emulator
https://www.cybertruckownersclub.com/forum/threads/cybertruck-turning-stalk-diy-3d-print.49726/

@TickTock has shared a lot of good ones on this forum
https://www.printables.com/@TickTock/models?search=cybertruck

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