landscape light

New to 3D printing and design. Just picked up my printer in January and this is my first crack at a design. This is a landscape light I designed to put addressable LEDs in to change the colors for various holidays or themes depending on my mood. I designed the top, bottom, and shade and the rest is off the shelf parts from the local hardware store.

I used a ¾" chase nipple into a ¾" PVC fitting and onto a ¾" PVC pipe (with a slot for wiring out the side at the bottom) for the stem. The bottom is a ¾" PVC cap with a hole drilled in it for a ¼-20 x 6" bolt and nut to stick into the ground. The spacer file is to take up the slack between the chase nipple and the bottom because I couldn't screw it in far enough to not have it wobble. The other holes in the bottom are for drainage and to let a little bit of light out the bottom.

The top, bottom and spacer I printed in ASA and painted and the lense is PLA with a matte clear sprayed on it for UV protection. Living in Michigan, I wasn't concerned for the white PLA getting soft in the summer.  I figured its cheap enough to reprint later if they need to be reprinted.

The LEDs used are from Your Pixel Store -  https://yourpixelstore.com/product/12v-led-pixel-module-light-large-puck/