articulated lamp 3d models

La lampe est très lourde et impose des contraintes mécaniques fortes sur cette pièce. Il est très fortement recommandé de l'imprimer à la verticale de façon à ce que les efforts ne soient pas dans le sens des couches sinon il y a de forts risques...

I printed out all the necessary parts and was excited to assemble them into a functional lamp for my workspace. However, when I attempted to mount it to my desk, I encountered an obstacle that required some creative problem-solving. To resolve this...

For this project, I utilized: Lamphead from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3593334 2x END.stl 1x MIDDLE.stl (you need to remove the reinforcement at the mount, and also drill a hole for the LEDstrip cable into that part) Lamp arm from...

I used a $10 "Tertial" articulating lamp from Ikea, which allowed me to mount everything for my fume extractor in a clean setup that is easy to move around. In total, I spent $40.97. To modify the lamp arm, I only had to flatten the bracket out with...

... cable at the desired location. The cables should then be soldered to the lamp, as the connector protrudes beyond its outline. ... This digital model was designed with Tinkercad and can be edited online at https://www.tinkercad.com/things/3GkU9sFJQxV

... desk lamp. ...I required a taller base than what comes with the lamp, so I created this base. The wing-like features on either side offer enhanced stability compared to the original base. ... Print Settings Printer: Qidi Tech Rafts: No Supports: No

This is an adjustable arm for securing a camera or lamp to a wall, shelf, or desk. ... Required additional components include: -Four lengths of 10mm copper pipe, each approximately ten centimeters in length -Three M5 nuts -Six M5 bolts -Six...

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I just combined the wall mount from the original design with the G-Clamp by @johann517 to secure the arm firmly to a shelf or table. The G-Clamp can be found on Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1673030, and all that's needed is to...

I decided to combine both problems and came up with getting one of the cheap desk lamps that are offered at Amazon from different suppliers under slightly different names. https://www.amazon.de/gp/product/B06XX7JMYJ These lamps come with a nice black...

Now that I had a good light, I only needed to design an adapter from the lamp arm to the articulated camera mounting system, which I had already used successfully for the Mk3S and the Ender3Pro. The cool thing about these lamps is that they have a...

I created a custom remix of the IKEA TERTIAL lamp mount, combining it with two base joints from giufini's PCB workstation with articulated arms. The tablet mount was modified by cutting off the ends to create a versatile device that can be used as a...

This high poly rendered VRay model includes all objects grouped and error-free legal geometry. It has been modeled using 3ds Max 2016 and rendered with V-Ray 3.2, making it perfect for architectural and product visualization purposes. Everything is...

Articulated LED lamp for my 3D printer...

I needed a mount for my action cam and couldn't find anything so i re-purposed the articulating lamp by Gladius. ...I modified the base, the pins and a bracket to connect to the camera.

Thread: M40x2.5mm For: 3D printed articulating LED lamp

This is the support base for articulated arm lamps with magnifying glasses.

Articulating LED lamp attachment for 3D printing utilizing a versatile USB connector.

Articulated lamp to illuminate the whole set and the hot-end as closely as possible. Mounts on any 20 series double profile (common to most printers) 360° swivel base You will also find a "drift box" to mount an on/off button (diameter 12) In the...

Articulated desk lamp which has a press type fastener to attach it comfortably to desks and tables, as well as other parts.

A diffuser for those generic articulated lamps you see on Amazon and everywhere else in the internet. ...There a three versions, but I recommend using the wider version for maximum diffusion.

Lamp HolderSocket holds 12mm end of many articulating lamps.Screws to 16mm shelving with 3 wood screws.PLA.2 Layer heightNo supportsIf you like, like.Enjoy.

It is a remix of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4739055Made a socket lamp to use in the "articulated LED lamp", I not sure it this model already existed.NOTA: lack make the reflector support to coupling in the socket

I started looking for something that could be used and I ended up with the articulated lamp design in the reference. I also used some remixes from original one in order to get a different arm size (used 160 mm) and G-clamp. The print was done in PLA....

My kid wanted an iPad stand so she could stream Netflix from her bed, and I started browsing for something that would work perfectly - I landed on the articulated lamp design in the reference and ended up remixing it to create a custom arm size (I...

This little print can turn any swing-arm (articulated) lamp into a professional-quality camera support. You can use it with all types of media gear like lights, microphones, and even screens (subject to your swing-arm choice being capable to address...

Here is a small articulated auxiliary lamp intended to light flush with the tray of my D12/300. I specify that the fixation is done on the 40x40 profiles, so compatible with the majority of 3D printers on the market. It is necessary in addition : ...

This is a fantastic accessory for the 3D printed Articulated LED Lamp from igorF2's ingenious design.\r\nFor your safety, using this cover with the LED lamp is highly recommended. ...I hope you're thrilled to add it to your collection - CONGRATULATIONS...

This is a 1975 Italian post-modern, articulating industrial lamp made of powder coated steel. ...Its dimensions are 20.5 inches in height, 14.5 inches in depth and 12 inches in width/length.

Articulated Shark, easy to print. READ THIS: This design and all Bugi299 designs are under copyright. This means, besides personal use, you do not have any rights to sell commercially. If you would like to legally sell them commercially, please...