lamp Bookmark
por Arjen en MakerWorld
Materials Needed: 3D-printed lamp parts (2 parts per lamp). Strong adhesive (preferably suitable for plastic)
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- lamp Bookmark with ams.3mf 3MF · 227 KB
- lamp Bookmark only without ams.3mf 3MF · 234 KB
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Sobre este modelo
Materials Needed:
- 3D-printed lamp parts (2 parts per lamp)
- Strong adhesive (preferably suitable for plastic)
- Small brush or glue applicator (optional)
- sandpaper (optional)
Assembly Steps:
- Preparation: - Ensure all 3D-printed parts are clean and dry.
- optional use fine sandpaper to smooth the surfaces where the parts will be glued for better adhesion.
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- Apply Glue: - Apply a thin layer of glue to the surfaces where the lamp parts will connect. These are likely the areas where the lamp head attaches to the arm.
- Join the Parts: - Carefully align the lamp head with the arm as shown in the image.
- Press the parts together firmly, ensuring they are properly aligned.
- Drying Time: - Allow the glued parts to dry according to the adhesive manufacturer’s instructions, ensuring they are held in place if needed.
Once dry, your 3D-printed lamp should be securely assembled! This one is now ready for use :)
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