3D Printer Hot End LED

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I had a dark apartment so bed leveling was tough for me on my bed's front part due to the Ender 55's bar blocking its view. To solve this challenge, I got an auto-bed-leveler and now Z offset is something I need to deal with. I made a device that attaches directly and can be removed from my printer's Y axis and provides light using an LED powered by AAA batteries. The battery cover screws on using two M2 screws that are at least 10 mm long. There are two switches on the device: one for turning it on, the other for choosing which circuit gives more light. If you have any questions about this build, ask them in the comments section below. Keep in mind that my design requires building a circuit, so you need to know how to solder and not get electrocuted. Don't build the circuit without help if you're new at it because despite lower voltages, the current is high and could still hurt you. Build the circuit at your own risk.