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Ιndeed creates a very beautiful light effect!

I have used led chip !

Τhank you very much, the thickness of the cardboard is 3 mm and I used a storage box.

It was indeed a pretty fun project. I haven't found the time yet to finish them!

Hahaha! Thank you so much.

Thank you! Yes, it so efficient and so easy to build!

Thank you, I really appreciate it!

Thank you!If you are more familiar with Tinkercad you can modelled there and import to Fusion.

Hi AntonW16, sorry that I didn't mention the thick of flexible PVC in my instructable! It's about 1mm and 1.5mm thick, but there is a tolerance in the 3d print part that the PVC attached so something close to the numbers I told you will be ok!

Thanks, it is definitely worth having some colored hot glue sticks! :)

Thank you !!!

Thank you! :)

Haha it crossed my mind too! I'm glad you liked it.

Perhaps you could use scissors or for cutting through flat cardboard by hand, best tool to use is a utility knife! It is also a very good idea the one mentioned by the funtogether!

Thank you so much!!!

Thank you so much, greetings from Greece!

Hi SteveT10, thanks for your interest.I also had the same intrigued, but I'm telling you for sure that you can print TPU 95A without modifying your printer! I'm using the EasyPrint FLEX 95A from PrimaCreator. Also just to remind you that I've only tried filament with Shore Hardness: 95A a more flexible filament probably needs modifications!