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Articulating LED desk lamp
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Articulating LED desk lamp
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Exactly what it says on the tin. This project neatly shows off some of the cool things you can do with a 3D Printer. Oh, and it also looks cool....
The lamp is turned on and off by a touch sensor in the head and features a powerful 12VDC COB LED panel which makes for a nice and bright desk lamp. The arm is fully articulating and the base and head are rotating. The only screw in the entire design is used to mount the head because this connection needs to be slim yet strong. I would still recommend adjusting the head by holding the arm and not pushing on the head itself. All other parts just clip or snap together.
IMPORTANT PRINTING NOTES:
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Have a look at the pictures of how I set up my slicer. In this case, it actually matters. Especially the layer height and the infill is critical. The layer height for the arms and base needs to be 0.25mm. If you change this layer height the joints will
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Exactly what it says on the tin. This project neatly shows off some of the cool things you can do with a 3D Printer. Oh, and it also looks cool....
The lamp is turned on and off by a touch sensor in the head and features a powerful 12VDC COB LED panel which makes for a nice and bright desk lamp. The arm is fully articulating and the base and head are rotating. The only screw in the entire design is used to mount the head because this connection needs to be slim yet strong. I would still recommend adjusting the head by holding the arm and not pushing on the head itself. All other parts just clip or snap together.
IMPORTANT PRINTING NOTES:
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Have a look at the pictures of how I set up my slicer. In this case, it actually matters. Especially the layer height and the infill is critical. The layer height for the arms and base needs to be 0.25mm. If you change this layer height the joints will
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