Mid-Century Desk Lamp by JamesThePrinter

JamesThePrinter

Household>Decor

Print Profile(2)

All

X1 Carbon

P1S

P1P

X1E

Full Lamp

Designer

3.5 h

3 plates

5.0(21)

Lamp with a top lid, 0.18mm layer, 2 walls, 25% infill

5.9 h

2 plates

Boost

278

417

347

319

Released

Description

This mid-century desk lamp requires Bambu Lab's lamp kit. The lamp is comprised of 3 parts:

Lamp
Lamp Base
Stand

To help conceal the cord, the stand has a built-in cord holder.

Filament Choice

Your choice of filament for the lamp is dependent of the look that you prefer. White would be the logical choice, but a light brown/tan also looks nice. Keep in mind that more light will transmit through a regular PLA versus a matte PLA. However, both can look nice.

Print Settings

No special settings are required.

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The following filaments were used in the pictures above:

Bambu Lab Basic Jade White PLA
Bambu Lab Matte Dark Brown PLA

Comment & Rating (29)

@slang103

Print Profile

Full Lamp

Works perfectly. The bambu light kit isn't very bright so it's more of an accent light than a reading lamp but this model is great. I used a semi transparent glow in the dark filament so when it's turned off it lightly glows. The kid I printed it for loves it 👍

@nicotheredfish

Boosted

Print Profile

Full Lamp

fit perfectly, nice looking, really good print ! the base could be a little more heavy to have better stability but just have to do more infil that’s it

@ggsepo

Print Profile

Full Lamp

my colors were a bit miscalculated but came out ok I think

@BrainfishCreati

Print Profile

Full Lamp

good profile

@mello_roberto

Print Profile

Full Lamp

really clean design.

@luna_is_my_dog

Print Profile

Full Lamp

@ereyesd94

what led can u use

The designer has replied

@JamesThePrinter

Bambu Lab's Lamp Kit

@ereyesd94

thank u

@user_834513273

Nice design, but when I print it a vertical line appears on the shade from top to bottom. Could this be solved maybe changing some printing parameters? Any adjustment or recomendation to solve it? Thanks so much for your help

The designer has replied

@JamesThePrinter

there really isn't a way to avoid the z seam on a round object since there isn't a corner to hide it. I believe my profile puts this seam on the back side so it isn't visible from the front of the assembled lamp.