Evil Santa 240mm Diameter Halloween LED Lightbox

This model is a Halloween “Evil Santa” 240mm diameter art deco LED lightbox and lens with options for wall hanging or a desk/shelf base/stand if you prefer.

This version of lightbox lens fits my 240mm lightbox back and stand file. You need the lens and the back for a complete lightbox. Standard back and base available here: https://makerworld.com/en/models/2168648-lightbox-back-and-stand-for-mzip-240mm-lightboxes A fancy base with customizable faceplate and rear power jack is available here: https://makerworld.com/en/models/2147170-240mm-base-w-power-jack-and-separate-front-plate

These lightboxes feature a printed-in reflector in the back to maximize brightness of the lens design, a printed-in diffuser for the lens that mostly makes sure different color regions can't separate from each other leaving cracks or holes, a hooded hanging hole to prevent light leaks, a strain relief that has a slot to secure the power supply wire with a zip tie, and an optional base. I used all Bambu Basic PLA for my prints.

Note on origin: The design itself was initially AI generated but heavily manually edited to make it work as a design. All photos are of the actual models. 

It's configured as a 6-color print but various parts in the design are separate if you want more or fewer colors. It looks nice printed on textured PEI. The many small detail bits make build plate adhesion important to getting a good print. If you have lifting, be sure your build plate is clean, your filament is dry, you can add a few degrees to build plate temperature, and you might try liquid glue (worked great for me). These lenses do print well but you need good adhesion.

Also, be sure NOT to save the parameters / update your own print profile when you exit this print in Studio. Those line widths were what it took to get a good print without light leakage at the sharp angles. They increase the print time by about half again and you don't want them for regular models. They may also just be non-recommended settings in general but they allowed this to print really well.

Note On Commercial Use: You may print and sell this design with no license fee. Nobody is allowed to redistribute the actual files used to create the models.

Parts I used:

2 each M4x16 machine screws (if using the base)

RF LED Strip Light Dimmer, Amazon.com ASIN B0C58VYTFD

LED strip: USB LED Strip Light Cool White 6000K 5V USB Powered 13.12ft/4M 240LEDs Flexible SMD2835 High Brightness No-Waterproof IP20 LED Tape Lights(2pcs x 6.6ft) ASIN B08M65DKZ7

You can also use Bambu striplight sets if you prefer. Some of this new series of art designs can be printed in just black and white and use an RGB strip to set whatever color illumination you want.

5-24V DC power supply (if you use the LED Strip Light Dimmer above)

Clear or black silicone seal to attach the lens to the lightbox back