Build Notes

A brief video here showing how to assemble the product: https://youtu.be/XHnr2DlUxlM



:::::File Names:::::

Each file name is titled based on the name of the print | color to print in | what part it is

For Example:

Fry-Red-Shirt.stl
Fry (Project Name) | Red (Print in Red) | Shirt (It'll be the shirt pieces)




:::::What you Need to Do:::::
All of these files are scaled relatively small - figure out what your scale is and make a note of it - all pieces
will need to be printed at that scale.

Fill your printer with the proper color

Print

Rinse & repeat until it's complete, and put it together like a puzzle!


:::::What's Needed:::::
Various Filament Colors
LED Strip Lights (https://a.co/d/b5PReSx)
Superglue or Screws (Depending on the Model)
Refelective Silver Tape



:::::Assembly:::::

A brief video here showing how to assemble the product: https://youtu.be/XHnr2DlUxlM

After printing all of your parts, 'dry fit' the individual pices to ensure you have proper clearances.  For anything
that does not fit properly, you may need to post-process by sanding down or cutting sharp corners.  This heavily
depends on the quality and accuracy of your printer.

Once all the pices have been dry fit, glue or screw them into place and allow them to fully dry.  

After the assembly has dried, apply rubbing alcohol to a cloth and clean the inside edges of the shell to remove any
dried or flaky superglue remnants.

Cut to length a strip of reflective tape to run along the inside of the shell.  

Remove the backing tape from your LED light strip a few inches at a time, and follow the path along the reflective
silver tape, making sure to tuck into sharp corners as deeply as you can - you don't want to be able to see the 
light strip through your diffuser plates.

Run the power cord through the slot on the rear cover, and then permanently glue the rear cover into place.

Allow to dry, then enjoy!



Enjoy!

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