Japanese Ido style lamp

During my travels, spent 8 years in Japan, mostly as an ex-pat in Tokyo. Always admired the minimalistic styles and especially the lamps.

Here is a Tall Japanese Ido style lamp with snug fit assembly. no screws or inserts

The Shade measures 218 mm height x 108 Width

Lamp with walls, base and top:

265 mm height by 150 mm width

Largest piece to print is ~250 by 130 mm.

Print 2 of the narrower walls, 2 of the wider walls, 1 e14 short socket , and 1 each of the base, top piece and shade.

A New plate was added, the Puck Adapter, which allows a Puck light like the Bambu Kit t be used instead of the e14 socket. There are 2 pieces, a new base plate which supports the Puck and a twist-on cap to hold the puck in place. All other montage remains the same.
Only print the Adapter plate if you desire to use the Puck Led instead of the e14.

Pieces fit together snugly and require no glue or screws.

No supports required for printing

The fassung-lamp socket ( e14-28 mm):
https://www.amazon.de/dp/B097K4YNL9

The electrical cable and switch:
https://www.amazon.de/dp/B002DAOX58

The E14 Bulb used here:

https://www.amazon.de/dp/B0B5MPL9MX

The slicer settings for the base, walls, top, e14 short neck, and puck adapter plate:

.20 mm Standard

(All standard settings and speeds, Aligned seam settings)

Filament: Eryone Matte PLA+ Black

The slicer settings for The Shade:

Filament: Sunlu PLA+ White

.20 mm Standard
Infill % - 100 , Rect
Wall Loops - 8
Top Shell - 5
Bottom Shell - 8
 

Seam Position- Aligned