Retro Jukebox Lamp – Night Light

Want to sell prints of this model? A commercial license is available on my Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/Elizabeth3D Like my free models? Support me on Ko-fi: https://ko-fi.com/elizabeth3d The Retro Jukebox Lamp is a little 1950s jukebox that lights up: put it over an LED tea light and it glows from inside, like an old diner jukebox. Design Concept A chunky, rounded jukebox in the style of the 1950s: a big rounded arch on top, two thick pillars down the sides, an arched window with vinyl records standing behind it, a row of five chunky selector buttons, and a speaker grille with horizontal bars and a sunburst. It stands on a short, wide, flat plinth. Purpose A retro night light and a vintage decoration for a shelf, a desk or a music corner. How It Works - The lamp is one hollow piece, open at the bottom. - The LED tea light stands on the table inside a ring in the base (41.5 mm across inside), and the jukebox sits over it. - The light shines through the thin translucent walls. - To switch the tea light on or off, just lift the jukebox. What You Need - 1 battery LED tea light, standard size (up to 40 mm across). - LED only – never a real candle: PLA softens at around 60 °C. Print Settings (everything is set inside the 3MF – open it with File > Open Project) - Printer: Creality SPARKX i7, 0.4 mm nozzle, 0.20 mm layers. - One colour: a translucent PLA, so the light shines through. Walls about 1.2 mm thick. - It prints in one piece, standing on its flat plinth. The inside is shaped to print without supports; tree supports are only needed for the overhangs on the outside. - Size: about 11.1 cm wide, 7.1 cm deep and 14 cm tall. - About 5 h 30 min and 96 g of filament (Creality Print, 0.2 mm layers). Assembly No assembly. 1. Remove the supports. 2. Switch the LED tea light on and stand it on the table. 3. Put the jukebox over it, so the tea light sits inside the ring.