glow-in-the-dark moon lamp

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This is a lampshade (20cm / 7.9 inch diameter) with the actual topography of the moon perfectly replicated in intricate detail. I crafted it using blue glow-in-the-dark material so it shines brightly even when the lights are off. The differences between this and the original moon lamp by 'moononournation' are: - Larger 20 cm diameter - The inner surface is spherical, while the outer surface features the exact topography of the moon, resulting in varying wall thickness that's more visible than in the original moon-lamp - It can be printed in one go without skirt or support material - A cone at the bottom serves as the print-support and should be cut off after printing - There is a hole just big enough for ordinary lightbulbs below the cone, allowing you to turn the lampshade upside-down, push the lightbulb through the hole, and attach it to the lamp-cable with a wire. Slic3r Print Settings: Layer Height: 0.2 mm Adaptive Slicing: On Quality: 80% Adaptive Quality Perimeters: 3 Solid Layers: 2 Top, 0 Bottom Extra Perimeters if Needed: On Avoid Crossing Perimeters: On Detect Thin Walls: On Detect Bridging Perimeters: On External Perimeters First: Off Fill Density: 30% Fill Pattern: 3D Honeycomb Only Retract When Crossing Perimeters: On Infill Before Perimeters: On Extruder Temperature: 220°C Bed Temperature: 70°C on the first layer, else bed heating off Horizontal Resolution: 0.2 mm Material: Amolen PLA Glow-in-the-Dark Blue - 1.75 mm