Holoprojector Prop

A desktop-sized holoprojector built with a 5.5in (14cm) hologram fan and fairy lights, both sourced from Amazon. You'll need 2 M2 screws (or a comparable size for the hologram fan of your choosing). Note: If using the fan I selected, you may need to slightly widen the screw holes as M2 screws were just a bit too large. For the Base, I recommend setting supports to ‘Normal’ (as that seemed to speed up the print considerably) and using a 0.08mm layer height for printing, as I prefer minimizing layer lines. These settings are a bit conservative, so feel free to adjust them to suit your preferences. For the globe, I switched up to use tree support. However, I kept struggling with removing the supports at the top of the globe (because I'm clumsy). So I ended up leaving the top of the “tree” in there. You might want to do the same. It doesn't negatively impact it at all from what I can tell. • Place the LEDs inside the center cavity to create the glow under the globe. Just bunch