I3 Mega PowerSmith PWL110S Stand

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This is a stand for the PowerSmith PWL110S Work light that mounts to either sets of the bolts on top. The light is 1080 Lumen and lights up the print bed well in the room that I use this in which is moderately dark most of the time. The stand has indents every 30 degrees for rotation and 90 degrees of tilt. It reuses some of the hardware that it came with so the bottom part of the plastic needs to be tapped with something similar to 12 NC 24. The tap set that I had access to is rather small and in SAE only so I can't be more specific since the hardware seems to be metric. That leaves the hole a tad undersized but if completely inserted and removed a few times after the tap it requires little to no force to work the screw. This is the first design I made myself in a long time so it has issues that I plan to fix later on with a version 2 when I have the time. The list of issues is: -It is wobbly when the printer changes direction suddenly. Not enough cause a failure but just enough to be noticeable and mildly funny when peak tired is hit. I sit a foot away from it and so far I haven't noticed an added vibration sound to the 3D printer. -Due to the placement of it some of the light is blocked by the stand and metal brace on top. Since the work light is 1080 lumen it doesn't really matter to much and the print bed is lit up nicely anyways. If the thought of a work light being mounted to the top of a 3D printer is something you want, then this work light is fine-ish. There are LEDS on mine that stay partially on whenever it is plugged in and I owned it for over a year. To be completely honest I expected worse for 15 bucks and it's still trucking along. The link for the light on amazon is here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07KXMN5ZW/ref=twister_B08DBYJM25?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1