Aqua Vitae Woodworks
Light Up Picture Ornament
Light Up Picture Ornament
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Fake Snow:https://amzn.to/47hsJtc
Ornament Ribbon: https://amzn.to/3Jk7WvP
#4 - ⅝” Screws: https://amzn.to/3JehBUJ
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Loved the files and instructions. Thank you.
I ended up modifying the files a couple ways, not because yours weren't adequate, but rather to suit my needs.
I shrank the bottom half of the tealight cutout so it traps the bottom and makes it easier to turn it on and off.
I reduced the depth of the cutout for the lightbulb on the bottom half and did away with on the top (to keep it from coming out of the gap.
I made hex slots on the underside of the Top and extended the bolt holes all the way through the bottom so I can bolt the top down instead of screws through the front. (For visuals only).
In doing so i slightly enlarged the outer profile to make sure there was adequate room for the hex shapes.
I also purchased your amazing spinning challenge coin display files too, but haven't gotten around to making it yet.
Great project. The instructions were very well written and easy to follow although I did change the programming a bit to suite my OCD and over engineering mentality.
I would suggest smoothing the vectors first if you're using VCarve as they come through in many short segments which required a bit of extra sanding on my first one.
Also, if you are etching the acrylic, take the time to verify where the faces are in your photos instead of taking the time to remake them like I did.
