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Simple IKEA KALLAX light
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This was one of the first things I designed after getting my 3D-printer in spring 2017.
The *Simple IKEA KALLAX light* is an easy and basic way to mount a light on IKEA's KALLAX series shelve units. Several lamp shade designs are included, but the bracket will also work with many other E14 lamp shades you can find on Thingiverse.
I advise you to use LED bulbs with the included lamp shades, since incandescent lightbulbs are likely to produce too much heat.
In order to assemble the *Simple IKEA KALLAX light*, you need:
- 1 x Light socket (the bracket has a 28.7mm hole which fitted my E14 light socket)
- 2 x 3mm screws to mount the bracket on your IKEA KALLAX (or, if you're brave, you can use strong double sided tape)
- 2 x small tiewraps (these fit the series of square holes in the bracket and allow you to neatly guide your power cable)
I have included three types of lamp shades, two of which are 200 x 150mm in size. The third lamp shade is 130 x 130mm and should also fit s
The *Simple IKEA KALLAX light* is an easy and basic way to mount a light on IKEA's KALLAX series shelve units. Several lamp shade designs are included, but the bracket will also work with many other E14 lamp shades you can find on Thingiverse.
I advise you to use LED bulbs with the included lamp shades, since incandescent lightbulbs are likely to produce too much heat.
In order to assemble the *Simple IKEA KALLAX light*, you need:
- 1 x Light socket (the bracket has a 28.7mm hole which fitted my E14 light socket)
- 2 x 3mm screws to mount the bracket on your IKEA KALLAX (or, if you're brave, you can use strong double sided tape)
- 2 x small tiewraps (these fit the series of square holes in the bracket and allow you to neatly guide your power cable)
I have included three types of lamp shades, two of which are 200 x 150mm in size. The third lamp shade is 130 x 130mm and should also fit s
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