Oracle, desk lamp

294 downloads · 2 years ago · Designed by us, 3D printed by you. This is Oracle, a desk lamp. A PDF with 3D printing settings is

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This is Oracle, a desk lamp.

A PDF with 3D printing settings is included.

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Community Makes (3)

Hello, I'm in trouble because my E27 socket doesn't fit in the hole. Can you tell me what kind of socket did you use, please ? Thanks.

Hello, I'm trying to print the design in vase mode and it's giving me errors. I need help.

Great lamp, thanks for the model. My wife loved it

Community Makes (3)

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berkaybayindir982 years ago

Great lamp, thanks for the model. My wife loved it

PrinterBambu Lab P1P

MaterialPLA

Layer height0.2 mm

SupportsNone

BrimNo

sebastianfrey12061 year ago

What lamp light insert is used?

logarzo7211 months ago

Hello, I'm trying to print the design in vase mode and it's giving me errors. I need help.

7qq7ttnstn4 months ago

Hello, I'm in trouble because my E27 socket doesn't fit in the hole. Can you tell me what kind of socket did you use, please ? Thanks.

PrinterCreality K1 Max

MaterialPLA

vinicius.sgoncalves431 year ago

desining incrível, mas não encontrei o bocal para lâmpada compatível nesse tamanho

berkaybayindir982 years ago

Great design, loved it but I cannot find the model where you can print for a lamp, all the models have infills and closed top

elleSTVDIO2 years ago

Hi, did you red the instructions? You will have to print the lampshade in vase mode with a layer height of 0.2mm and 10 bottom layers. Keep me updated. :)

berkaybayindir982 years ago

I did not know there is a vase mode in software xD, thank you for the new information, started printing, will post the result :)

Trillian2 years ago

great desing, thanx for the contribution.

any suggestions for nozzle and line width for the shade? what is 2/3 loops on shade mode?

elleSTVDIO2 years ago

Hi, thank you Trillian, the lampshade is supposed to be 3D printed in vase mode. I have personally used a 0.4 nozzle with standard line width, as I understand that you might want to have a stronger lampshade I would go with a value of even 0.8 for the line width. The loops are refeering to the base, which are the equivalent of perimetral lines.