What would they have 3D printed in the 1800s? A candlestick holder for when the electricity goes out, of course! Um...never-mind, I forgot they didn't have electricity. But, now you can have one of these antique flashlights to set the mood for your cabin, cottage, or desk. Seriously, I saw one of these in a antique cabin, and had to make one for myself. It's an easy print with no supports. Just pop in a LED tea light, and you can pretend you're 100 years in the past next time the electric goes out!
The opening is 38mm to accommodate the LED tea lights I purchased from a Hobby Lobby store for $2. You can purchase them online here. Use with a regular candle at your own risk. I ONLY recommend LED tea lights!
I love sharing my designs with you, so if you print this model, please consider tipping. At this time, I'm putting all tips to my future flight training. Thank you!
Also, please share your makes and comment below if you have other tea light ideas.
JG
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