Model Overview & Print Notes

#FLASHFORGECULTS When I have read about 3D PRINTED BEDROOM contest I’ve decided to upgrade a little bit my sconce bedside lamp. I’ve created a lamp in a retro style – maybe even a little bit of steampunk. The housing of the lamp is in the shape of the tee plumbing fittings. The lampshade has a shape known from kerosene lamps. The whole fits in with my earlier steampunk clock design: https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/gadget/steampunk-voltmeter-clock. To build a lamp you need the following electric components: - pull chain switch (length: 27 mm, width: 15 mm, height: 20mm, nut: M10) - G9 connector (diameter: 24 mm, height: 22 mm) - G9 led bulb - electric connection block with 2 connectors (dimensions are not critical) - short wire (about 10 cm long) - optional power cord (diamter <= 5 mm) and we screws and nuts: - 5 x M3 square nut (side: 5.5 mm, height: 1.6 mm) - 3 x M3x14 bolt - 2 x M3x6 bolt - 2 x M4 square nut (side: 7 mm, height: 2 mm) - 2 x M4x20 bolt (M4x14 should be also OK) The assembly instruction has been presented in the following youtube video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SqexqelAsM4 ## 3D Printing Settings Printing settings depend on the printed model. Project contains 7 stl files. Housing.stl, Housing Cover.stl, M20 Connector.stl, Mount Cover.stl, Wall Mount.stl I was printing using the following settings: - material: PLA - layer: 0.2 - infill: 20% - support: I recommend using support only for Housing.stl – I was using Tree Support. Lampshade.stl should be printed in vase mode (option Spiralise Outer Contour in Cura). I was using a Layer height 2.8 mm. The type of material is not so important. I was using transparent PETG and PLA and also standard white PLA. The result was always satisfying. Lampshade Ring.stl should be printed using the same filament which has been used for printing Lampshade. I was using the following settings: - material: PLA - layer: 0.2 - infill: 20% - support: not needed