Spider Lamp

First of all, this project is a remix of an original creation, thanks to its author: https://www.printables.com/fr/model/460737-spiderman-lamp In the original design, there was an E14 socket holder to install a bulb. I left it in, but I don't recommend this solution. The bulb is too close to the sides of the lamp, and there are risks with heating. You should use materials that can withstand high temperatures, preferably electrical grade with flame retardant, but these filaments are expensive and don't come in many colors. That's why I don't use bulbs, but 12V LEDs wound circularly in the ring, which diffuses and produces a beautiful light. It doesn't heat up much, it's low voltage and doesn't present the risks of a 110/220V bulb. This lamp is a good idea for kids, but I didn't like some of the details, so I've come up with this remix. The front panel was too thick for the light to pass through, so I reduced it from 1mm to 0.6mm. The eyes were superimposed on the background and the ligh