About this Product
The Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask inspired Lens of Truth.
Lights up with an eerie blue and red glow! More than bright enough to guide you through the bottom of a well (9v battery included)
☀️ The resin lens is poured over a diffraction grating mold, giving it a prismatic effect in light!
Great gift for friends and fans alike! See the unseen!
Uniquely conceived, designed, printed, poured and assembled with love, right here at home.
1.25lbs, 16" x 9" x 2"
Being handmade, each item is unique and may be slightly different from the images posted. If you have any concerns feel free to reach out and I'll be happy to send pictures or a short video of your specific item.
Want something custom? Color changes are free, just let me know. If you want any changes to the build (eg a more angular version, a different pupil, handle shape, light colors, etc.) I'm happy to model and build out custom parts for a small fee.
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Meet the Maker
How it’s Made
This started out as a passion project, and a vessel for trying new techniques and ideas.
First I took a number of reference photos and created an accurate 3d representation of the Lens.
Then I carefully crafted the piece into an assembly that can be printed, but also easily maintained and customized. If one piece breaks we can replace just that part.
The lens is poured into a homemade two-part silicon mold I made, then covered in a diffraction grating to give the lens a rainbow effect as light shines through. I'd originally wanted to mold in a Fresnel pattern as well so that it would actually magnify things, but the texture didn't fit the aesthetic.
I then hand solder the leds, button and battery together using upcycled ethernet cabling and carefully install it all together. The button is held in with a small plug making it easy to replace or adjust.
The assembly usually involves a fair amount of filing, sanding and polishing to ensure the parts fit well together.
Each Lens takes roughly 5 days to finish (with a couple of those days being print and cure time) and we celebrate each one.