HOUSE LAMP 3D print model

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3D printing a fun house lamp to paint after its printed. You don't have to use supports to print it because it isn't needed, since you can customize its size by scaling the model larger or smaller to fit your design vision. When it comes to lighting for your newly created lamp, I suggest using either battery-powered LED lights or plug-in ones - both options are great. By placing the base of the house lamp upside down on a surface, there's an opening at the bottom ready for the light fixture installation. To see exactly how to assemble and install the lamp's components in action, please take a look at this instructional video link below. -Printing Details- No rafts are required during the 3D printing process since the house lamp is stable on its own and won't require additional support material. Using a layer height of 0.2 millimeters with an infill density set to 15 percent provides adequate structural integrity for your 3D printed house lamp, ensuring stability. When setting wall thickness during printing, choose 0.8mm to give the lamp strength while also keeping the structure stable. Modeling software such as Blender is highly recommended to design this 3D print model effectively.