Paul - LED Name Lamp

\"Paul\" as a printable LED name lamp. There are 2 different versions. The difference is in the first letter. Additionally, there is one version each with a side and a rear LED channel.

The X and Y axes can also be scaled down slightly. Please do not forget to scale the covers.

ATTENTION:
The finished name has been included as an STL. The letters are all pre-arranged. If the print bed is large enough, you can drag several letters together onto a plate and print them as a single piece. Please do not forget to \"merge the letters\". Be careful that the letters do not slip, otherwise the channels will no longer fit and the geometry of the entire name will be altered.

Print settings: 0.2mm with 8% infill is sufficient. For the bodies, I recommend using \"Seamless\" support for the LED channels.

Please do not scale down too much. Otherwise, the covers might not fit anymore. ATTENTION: If scaled too small, the LED channels of the letters will also become smaller. (Perform a test print beforehand) - And do not forget to scale the covers as well.

I recommend NOT scaling the X and Y axes smaller than 70%. (Pay attention to the size of the LED channels).

The covers can also be printed mirrored on the X-axis. This way, the covers will sit flush at the front. The disadvantage, however, is that the covers will not be as easy to remove. I recommend printing a mirrored cover as a test beforehand.

The letter pairs must be glued together. Please ensure that the LED channels align flush with each other. A special adhesive for PLA/PETG is best suited for this. For LEDs, I recommend inexpensive 1-5m RGB LED strips for 8-15€ or, even better, COB-LEDs. Higher-quality RGBIC LEDs also allow for individually addressable letters, depending on your skill. For this name length, it is better to use 5m. If you have any questions, I am happy to help.

I am happy to create additional custom LED names upon request and with a small donation.