The Cosmic Core Mini Bin

I saw a planter that I liked and wanted to make in to a little trash bin for my work bench, but wasn't happy with some of the overhangs. A played around in Fusion and came up with a shape I liked, but thought “everything's better with LEDs, and I've got some old Glow in the Dark filament to use up.”

And thus, the Cosmic Core Mini Bin was born!
(thanks to Gemini for that name 🤣)

It's actually pretty simple. Two prints - one in an opaque for the shell, one in a translucent Glow in the Dark (I finally used up the last of my [Hatchbox](https://www.hatchbox3d.com/products/3d-pla-1kg1-75-glow) for the can.

Well tuned filaments and profiles are necessary as the spines are tall and ideally should be printed hollow with two walls. Softer filaments or poorly tuned material profiles may cause wobbling and failure (I had two prints in Prusament Mystic Green PLA that clogged and failed).

There's a 5mm hole with a 10x2mm opening in the back, you can feed your LED strip in from the back