Circadian Optics Lumine Lamp Housing w/ 80/20 T-Slot Mount
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I found this "Circadian Optics Lumine" LED lamp at a garage sale: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B075H39NDL/ref=cm_sw_su_dp Amazing what people will pay for a $4 array of LEDs if you market it as "full spectrum light therapy"... The housing and diffuser were cracked and the stand was broken, so I made this replacement. I decided to use it as an overhead lamp for my Ender 3. The diffuser is intended to be printed with clear filament. Parts: * 4 x M2x4 Self-tapping (for the dimmer controller) * 4 x M3x8 Self-tapping (for the diffuser/LED array) * 2 x M2x8 w/ 4x washer + 2x nuts (for the 80/20 t-slot adapter) * Step-down buck converter (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B075H39NDL/ref=cm_sw_su_dp) I removed the touch button from the dimmer controller and wired it to the GPIO on my RPi. A pulse cycles through the dimmer settings, so I scripted one to fire when a button control on the dashboard is clicked.
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