5v Floodlight with M3 Mount
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I built this adjustable holder for a 5V USB 'Flashlight' I bought from Gearbest. It can be attached almost anywhere you can find an M3 bolt, and has an adjustable head. https://www.gearbest.com/led-flashlights/pp_453059.html I printed it with 15% infill and it all turned out nicely. 10% line supports everywhere. 0.2 layers. I used transparent PLA for the diffuser with these same settings, it came out fairly well as you can see and spreads the light well. Just solder some wires to the terminals on the USB flashlight and plug into a 5v source. Use a multimeter or search online for a USB socket diagram to find which pads you need. Check out these 3D printer support groups on Facebook for help with your settings or anything else printing related: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1843740479205162/ https://www.facebook.com/groups/1068531466501015/
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