Very Bright Night Light - OpenSCAD
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I designed these to provide some unique lighting for a party. The design was made in OpenSCAD.
You'll need to buy a few things to make these and links to amazon are at the bottom. They're not affiliate links and it doesn't really matter where you buy them from I was just providing a direction to start with.
You'll need:
-3d printer + filament...well...yea
-g4 bulb socket
-g4 110v led bulb
-round 2 prong electrical socket
-Wire Strippers
-super glue
Assembly steps:
1) Print part
2) Clear the wire hole for the g4 socket. With a small screwdriver or something similar break through the filament strings bellow the g4 socket hole. It's where there is a 100% overhang part of the design, so there will be some strings but just break them apart to clear the path for the g4 socket wires to feed through.
3) Feed through the wires for the g4 socket
4) cut off ~0.5" from the end of the wires and strip 0.75" of insulation off of what's left
5) Remove the two screws from the elect
You'll need to buy a few things to make these and links to amazon are at the bottom. They're not affiliate links and it doesn't really matter where you buy them from I was just providing a direction to start with.
You'll need:
-3d printer + filament...well...yea
-g4 bulb socket
-g4 110v led bulb
-round 2 prong electrical socket
-Wire Strippers
-super glue
Assembly steps:
1) Print part
2) Clear the wire hole for the g4 socket. With a small screwdriver or something similar break through the filament strings bellow the g4 socket hole. It's where there is a 100% overhang part of the design, so there will be some strings but just break them apart to clear the path for the g4 socket wires to feed through.
3) Feed through the wires for the g4 socket
4) cut off ~0.5" from the end of the wires and strip 0.75" of insulation off of what's left
5) Remove the two screws from the elect
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