Lampshade for IKEA 'SEKOND' cordset

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This was designed in Fusion360 [file included] to be a unique lampshade that I can shape freely.\nIt's also an opportunity to learn about creating intricate patterns in Fusion360.\nTo put it simply... Without the pattern, you'd end up with a vase... So two design options for the price of one...\nPrint Settings\nPrinter: \n Velleman K8200\n \n Rafts: \n Yes\n \n Supports: \n Yes\n \n Resolution: \n medium-high\n \n Infill: \n 40%\n \n Notes: \n take your time with this print...\nmake sure the printbed is preheated and the machine is shielded to retain heat. I use a large box.\nHow I Designed This\nOverview\n I relied on Fusion360 tutorial https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3PnKBSOulwo to guide me through every step.\nbegin by drawing a vertical line [height]\nthen draw 90-degree horizontal lines at the top and bottom\n2a. connect the top and bottom with a splice\n2b. experiment with the tangent to create your desired shape [==half an outline]\ndraw a circular pattern\ntrim off a top and bottom rim\nadd a shell to make it hollow\ndraw parallel lines to create a unique shape\nproject these shapes and intersect them\ncreate a circular pattern for each body, repeating this process around 22 times\nsave and export as stl\ncheck the stl-file ... eg. netfab basic\nPrepare for Print