Lamp screen swedish wild animals

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A customizable roof lamp screen made up of 19 individual components designed to fit most three-dimensional printers is available for creation. These lithophane images were generated from photographs found at http://3dp.rocks/lithophane/, and if desired, they can be replaced with personal images. The creator selected photos taken of wild Swedish animals, some of which were captured outside their residence. The holder was engineered to accommodate lamp cables bearing the EAN code 7318270009030, located on the website https://www.gelia.se/10_gel/gelia-el-1/belysning/armaturtillbehor/09.0000903/. The creator obtained theirs from https://www.jula.se/, but they can also be found at other retailers; it's possible that the holder could fit other lamp cables as well. If the purchased lamp cable doesn't match, a new holder component will need to be constructed. The lithophane images should be printed with 100% infill for optimal results. Other parts were printed using a 20% infill pattern; however, an alternative infill design might have looked more appealing. Despite initial appearances suggesting they fit snugly without glue, a small amount of super glue was used to ensure the components remained securely attached. PLA filament was employed in printing the lamp screen, and it will be paired exclusively with LED bulbs. Nearly all parts required nearly an entire 1 kg roll of filament for completion.