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Josh-3D

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X1 Carbon

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0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 10% infill

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12.4 h

5 plates

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A1 mini - 0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 10% infill

13.9 h

8 plates

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Maker's Supply Kits and Parts

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LED Lamp Kit Collection

BT3x8 SHCS Self Tapping Screw (20PCS) - AA108

BT3 Socket Head Cap Self Tapping Screws (SHCS)

Bambu Filaments

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Copper Brown Metallic (13800) / Filament with spool / 1 kg

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Oxide Green Metallic (13500) / Filament with spool / 1 kg

PLA Metal

Black (51100) / Filament with spool / 1 kg

TPU 95A HF

Description

[Introduction]

A desktop lamp! Somewhat industrial inspired, but working to introduce more curves into the various elements. I'm not entirely sure what style this fits under. It's an oddity in some fashion, but still a fun piece. An experiment into a few different styles and approaches.

There's ridges on the arms around the bolt holes, to help keep them in place, and notches on the arms to help keep the bolts from spinning, so you can tighten them down, and keep the arms locked in a secured position.

I wanted to hide the cable within the arms themselves. I'm using Bambu's LED kit on this, and placing the switch at the mid-joint on the arms. Some of the USB-LED lights from Amazon might be better, as the switch would be better positioned after the lamp.

[Printing Info]

A number of the pieces are tweaked for strength or weight. The arms are 100% plastic to help with flex. The bolts are beefed up to help keep them from splitting. The base is partially printed at 100% for weight, and the bolts used for the feet on the base are at 100% for the same purpose, to help keep the lamp sitting flat.

There's TPU feet! You can print them in PLA if you don't have any TPU, or leave them off alltogether, if you wish.

[Hardware & Filament]

(Full disclosure, I am part of the Bambu Affiliate Program. All Bambu store links are affiliate links. I earn a small commission from these links without any added cost to you. These links help to support me so I can bring more content for free!)

Featured Filaments:

Lamp 1

Bambu PLA Copper Brown Metallic
Bambu PLA Silk Gold
Bambu TPU 95A HF

Lamp 2

Bambu PLA Silk Copper
Bambu PLA Oxide Green Metallic
Bambu TPU 95A HF

Hardware:

(Full disclosure, I am part of the Amazon Affiliate Program. All amazon links are affiliate links. I earn a small commission from these links without any added cost to you. These links help to support me so I can bring more content for free!

I use screws from Bambu's Makersupply, and mainly design around those. However, you can purchase self tapping screws from amazon if that's easier for you. I'd recommend an assortment like this Amazon US, or you can purchase just m3x8mm self tapping screws like these Amazon US.)

1x LED Puck Light (I would recommend the one sold by Bambu, or one like this from Amazon US, or Amazon US. Either of these options should be good, and provide a better switch location vs the Bambu one)
11x BT3x8mm Self Tapping Screws (Can be done with 10 screws, if you leave one of the interior screws out, for the back part of the light housing.)

[Assembly]

Run the LED light's cable through the hole in the back of the housing. the smaller hole is for the attachment of a zip tie, to help keep the LED's cable secure. Secure the back with 2-3 M3x8mm self tapping screws

Attach the front ring with 3 M3x8mm Self tapping screws

On the arms, there are 12 little support bridges to clip. Clip and remove these so we have a clean path for the cable.

Run the cable through the channels on the arms, and secure both arms together using 2 M3x8mm Self Tapping Screws. *(For Bambu's light kit, the switch fits best when positioned between the two arms, like in the main photographs. For light pucks sold by Amazon, the position of the switch will be different.)*

Use the printed bolts to secure the Lamp housing, arms, and base together. There's a notch on the bolt head side, to help keep the bolts from spinning.

Assemble the 3 feet, using 3 M3x8mm Self Tapping Screws to secure the TPU foot to the base plastic foot.

Lastly, install the 3 feet onto the base.

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Comment & Rating (187)

@maxim3d

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Here is the double beam version. I started with a double bottom at first, it fixed some of the shaking but not completely. Then i doubled up the top one as well and now its pretty solid. It does make it top heavy though, I will add some ballast weight to the bottom of the stand. The double beams also made the clicking when adjusting a lot better, before it was either too tight so I would have to unscrew them or too loose, now its just right. Its basically the same lamp with two lower and two upper beams. The only other parts you need are the longer screws, here they are: https://makerworld.com/en/models/684165 Also here is the GU10 adapter for brighter bulb: https://makerworld.com/en/models/622210

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@FuddyMuckersRC

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I need that version 😍

@user_1252069235

is your desktop lamp version available on maker world??

@user_1252069235

Replying to @maxim3d :

Thanks!!!

@user_138844568

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0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 10% infill

@Xyverz

did you do vapor smoothing on this, or did you just spend a lot of time and care with post processing?

@cblab

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Thank you for the beautiful model Everyone in the office is thrilled

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@Blatt_Stahl

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I love your Design , i add a Switch for the kit 001 i hope you like it too https://makerworld.com/en/models/689139#profileId-617819

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@Josheh_3D

I saw that! I like it! :D

@user_1563843858

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Good day Looks very good and works well (all from wood filament leftovers). I also put together a holder for a shelf (quickly). If you have time and could find a beautiful and better solution, it would be good. Good luck Best regards

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@BROCANDROLL

Hello, have you had the support, cordially

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@user_3441097306

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The lamp is very cool 🤩 many thanks printed in PETG CF Black/Red from esun

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@yoman49

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pla wood bambu

@cjroggie89

Came out good, Sunlu PETG green, is definitely GREEN. lol.. Assembly Instructions were good. However, if your printer isn't great, like mine, and have to print everything one piece at a time. Just don't get confused on the different size bolts and nuts for the assembly. lol. On that note, I really appreciated how every piece was pre labeled when I saved it.. Maybe the tolerances for the nuts didn't need to be so tight for the bolt pieces. Also, seems like the arms are backwards, so you didn't have to see the screws in them. Other than that, came out great.

@nmelinat

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0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 10% infill

Thanks for a really nice model. The printing profiles are nearly perfect. I had a small warping problem when printing the arms. So I repositioned the arms on the plate and made a reprint. Now it looks ok.

@Katpuz

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Made a base for my wireless charge pad. a joy to print

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