Hexalight - exagonal nanoleaf replica no soldering & support

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<p>This is an original artwork that takes inspiration from nanoleaf projects.</p><figure class="media"><oembed url="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0W_l1xrcpHs&amp;t=39s&amp;ab_channel=RiccardoV"></oembed></figure><p>My twins loved Hexagonal-Alexa enabled - light so I elaborated this model in thinkercad and prepared with several trials&amp;errors</p><p>About the model itself:</p><p>@ it has 2 passages on each side for led strip setting but also for heat dissipation</p><p>@ you can combine as much hexagons as you want</p><p>@ fixing hangs are provided in order to lock hexagons each other</p><p>@ use one (or more) of the holes present in each angle for hang the light</p><p>@ any lightstrip will be fine but the thinner and power saving &amp; cool ones are recommended &nbsp;the best it is. Lightstrip may be glued on internal perimeter of Hexagons</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>One exagon need 2 hours and 38 min at 0.3 mm while for a couple of hangs at 0.2 mm it takes about 12 minutes. Print on metal sheet in order to get better results.</p><p>REMEMBER TO READ THE DISCLAIMER: this is a work in progress . Keep controlled lamps , leds and whatever you connect to electrical power as all this stuff &nbsp;may in certain conditions leading even to fire ignition or electrical shock . I'm not responsible for any possible damage, use at your own risk.</p>