Star Wars Jawa Scavenger Lamp Modular Parts 1 by warrell72

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Print Profile(9)

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X1 Carbon

P1S

P1P

X1E

Screen

Designer

3.4 h

1 plate

4.9(24)

Ring 3

Designer

1.8 h

1 plate

4.8(20)

Ring 1

Designer

1.9 h

1 plate

4.9(18)

Ring 4

Designer

1.4 h

1 plate

5.0(17)

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624

993

167

599

1 k

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Description

Illuminate Your Space with a Jawa's ingenious creation – This lamp is crafted by Jawa's from galactic scrap, bring the force to your personal space.

For interchangeable parts see Star Wars Jawa Scavenger Lamp Modular Parts 2

Overview

This model comprises 6 modular rings that effortlessly screw together for easy assembly. The modular design offers the flexibility to print parts in distinct colors and interchange components seamlessly. Drawing inspiration from iconic in-universe designs such as Death Star wall panels, Lightsaber bases, Millennium Falcon seats, to thermal detonator caps, each part of the lamp exudes a distinctive Star Wars flair. Designed to accommodate the CFGROW LED Flame Effect Light but can be adapted to support a diverse range of lighting options.

Printed parts count: 6

Key Features

Modular design
Simple Screw fit assembly
Drop-in light solution
Star Wars inspired design
Flicker effect light
Battery operated with remote

Printing Details

Recommended filaments:

Photographed model was printed in PLA+ & Silk PLA

Hotend: 0.4mm Hardened Steel

Total Print time: <12 hrs

Printing Tips:
The following parts can be printed successfully using the provided print profile and no supports but will experience some small flaws in the internal overhangs; these are not visible and do not affect the function:

Ring 1
Ring 2
Screen
Ring 4

For flawless printing, turn on supports for all. Ring 3 and Top Cap require supports as in the print profile.

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Assembly

Rings 2 and 3 easily screw together, with Ring 3 serving as the base for the light. To enhance stability, I placed a self-adhesive metal disc to the base, as the base of the used light is magnetic. While this aids in securely holding the light in place, it's important to note that it's not mandatory, as the fit is snug without it.

Screw the screen into ring 3 before placing the light inside as this will give you more freedom to assemble.

At this stage you can place the light inside the screen, it will fit securely in base ring 3 and if you place a metal disc inside it will snap in to place.

With the light inside you can now screw ring 4 to the top of the screen.

Finally you can screw the top ring in to place on ring 4.

Disassembly is straightforward in case you need to remove the light for charging or to switch off, it is recommended to opt for the remote version, allowing convenient control from a distance.

Comment & Rating (167)

@Lastrex

I loved making this. Thanks for sharing it. I decided to try and give mine that weathered and used Star Wars feel. I also adapted the Jabba's Palace top part and added the High Rebuplic Jedi symbol. I'm thinking about clear coating some of the metallic parts so they look better. I also added this Bluetooth speaker, which fits nicely in the section under the light http://tinyurl.com/37kbe42f, so now it's a Star Wars Bluetooth speaker. Here's a video of a lightsaber sound effect looping through it: http://tinyurl.com/ycykx93w

The designer has replied

@warrell72

Looks awesome, love the weathering you have done!

@warrell72

just seen the video with the speaker, that awesome might just get myself one

@SajaNoeri

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Print Profile

Ring 2

be sure to use supports to get the grooves perfext

The designer has replied

@warrell72

Great job on the print! Your desk looks great what stuff do you have in the background?

@SajaNoeri

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Replying to @warrell72 :

a bunch of Starcruiser items! Pins and coins ♥️

@sutton.steve

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Came out great!

The designer has replied

@warrell72

Awesome job! Love The color choices

@DarthVader

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Absolutely love this and the work warrell72 does 👍 I used various 'rusting' type paints and chrome mixed to produce the typical 'Star Wars' look. It turned out great.

The designer has replied

@warrell72

looking great, weathering is top notch!

@dinerbabe

I absolutely love this print! I made this one as a gift but love it so much I think I need one for myself!

The designer has replied

@warrell72

Looks fantastic!

@merijeek

Love it, looks great. Printed out a second one and am trying to do it in a non-weathered scheme. We'll see what we get.

The designer has replied

@warrell72

looks great! 👍

@neutrongirl

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These lamps are fantastic! Absolutely loved making these, and can't wait to use them at the next con! I really appreciate you shjaring you wonderful design with us!!

@airmek74

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i like the different toppers on yours...your design?..willing to share?

@imchristhom

I've tried to print ring two on my P1S twice now and I keep getting some pretty bad stringing on the bottom. Any thoughts or recommendations on this?

The designer has replied

@warrell72

To be expected to some extent when printing without supports. Simply trim away any stringing as best as you can. When assembling the parts for the first time screw back and fourth gradually, moving back and forth, akin to tapping a thread. This process will clean up the threads and any remnants won't be visible once the assembly is complete.