IRON LAMP - 3D Printed Desk Lamp 3D print model

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My young apprentice is a die-hard Iron Man fanatic, always eager to deck out his bedroom with something that embodies the spirit of Tony Stark's ingenious innovations. So when it was time to pick out a new lamp for his lair, I dove headfirst into the digital realm to see what fantastic finds awaited us. Alas, nothing really piqued our interest – or so it seemed. The next logical step, therefore, was to embark on an extraordinary DIY project, creating a custom-made luminaire that looked like something Tony Stark would have left off on his workbench and promptly abandoned in the midst of creation. To achieve this distinctive look, we made sure to keep all internal wiring exposed for a striking, raw aesthetic. Okay, let's get down to earth – or rather, up into the stratosphere of imagination – a four-year-old won't likely require dual USB charging ports for their bedhead companion, so take it as the designer's indulgence. When tackling this electrifying project, we scavenged through parts (inclusive of buttons, connectors, lamping supplies, and water feature embellishments) widely available in the Brazilian marketplace. Consequently, to build your very own luminaire using pieces sourced locally, some tweaking might be necessary – adjustments to ensure that what's available where you reside harmonizes perfectly. Technical specification breakdown for any budding master of makerspaces includes a 12-volt source power supply; a sturdy LED light bulb at twelve volts; variable resistance from an operational potentiometer dial; two high-speed car-port USB chargers cleverly reengineered for the luminaire's central nervous system core unit and electrical pulse interface, along with a robust connection management point for your electric dreams via reliable p4 connect technology safeguard.