Paper Lantern Tea Light Lamp (Lantern Studies 1)
por Annie Tang en MakerWorld
If you print one, tag me on instragram @tangent.objects. I’d love to see it. And if you enjoy it, a boost goes a long way 🧡
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Archivos (4)
- lamp1_shade.stl STL · 68,0 MB
- lamp1_base_part1_holder.stl STL · 182 KB
- lamp1_base_part2_ring_legs.stl STL · 238 KB
- ALT-lamp1basewhole.stl STL · 318 KB
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Sobre este modelo
If you print one, tag me on instragram @tangent.objects. I’d love to see it. And if you enjoy it, a boost goes a long way 🧡 Enjoy this lamp? No. 2 and No. 3 are available as a file bundle Here
For personal use only. Please don’t sell prints or re-upload these files.
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Lantern Studies No. 1 (Mini) A three-tier mini lantern with soft ribbed walls that glow warmly over an LED tea light.
Size: about 10 cm (4 in) tall and 7.5 cm (3 in) wide
What’s included
- Ready-to-print 3MF with one plate per part, settings already configured
You’ll need
- Bambu Lab PLA Matte in Bone White, Charcoal and Terracotta (any similar matte PLA works)
- An LED tea light, 38–43 mm (1.5–1.7 in) wide. Never use a real flame.
Finishing
- Magnets (optional): press 2 magnets into the pockets in the shade and 2 into the base. Check the polarity first so they attract, then fix each with a small dab of superglue.
- Handle: cut a piece of black filament. Bend it into an arch (a little warmth from a hair dryer makes it easier) and glue the ends into the two small holes at the top.
- Light it: set an LED tea light in the base and place the shade on top.
More from Lantern Studies
- Finished, hand-patterned lamps are released in limited drops. Follow @tangent.objects on Instagram for the next one.
Descripción original del autor, publicada en MakerWorld.
