Huntrix Shadow Lamp

Hello!

I present to you a new shadow lamp (the image is AI-generated; as soon as I finish assembling it, I will upload real photos).

In this new version, it can be used with a USB cable like the previous ones, but I also designed it for a battery holder, to include a switch, and it has a space for hanging it.

If you want a lamp of any other character, let me know in the comments.

In my case, I used an E10 type bulb from Amazon, but to prevent the light from the dual LED generating a double shadow, you need to use a printed socket that covers the upper line of the LEDs. I will attach the file in the coming days when I adjust it better.

The bulb used:
https://www.amazon.es/gp/aw/d/B0DQL3GBKW?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_asin_title

This same model is cheaper on AliExpress. To use it with a USB cable, you should use the 6V version; to use it with batteries, you should use the same model but in 3V.

The battery connection would look like the following image:
 

If doing it via USB, the cable is passed through the pillar and pulled out through the hole in the battery holder.

I directly cut an old USB cable and soldered the red wire to the tip and the black wire to the thread. The bulb is 6V, so with a USB cable supplying 5V, connected to any power bank or mobile charger, it will work perfectly.

Hello!

I present to you a new shadow lamp.

In this new version, it can be used with a USB cable like the previous ones, but I also designed it to work with a battery holder, include a switch, and it has a slot for hanging it.

If you’d like a lamp of any other character, let me know in the comments.

In my case, I used an E10-type bulb from Amazon, but to prevent the double LED from creating a double shadow, you need to use a printed socket that covers the top line of the LEDs. I’ll upload the file in the coming days once I fine-tune it.

The bulb used:
https://www.amazon.es/gp/aw/d/B0DQL3GBKW?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_asin_title

This same model is cheaper on AliExpress. To use it with a USB cable, you should use the 6V version; to use it with batteries, you should use the same model but in 3V.

The battery connection would look like the following image:

In the case of using USB, the cable is passed through the pillar and taken out through the hole in the battery holder.

I simply cut an old USB cable and soldered the red wire to the tip and the black wire to the thread. The bulb is 6V, so with a USB cable supplying 5V, connected to any power bank or phone charger, it works perfectly.