LED Desk Lamp Free 3D print model

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The lamp's components fit together seamlessly with no need for soldering. To create it, you'll only require a 3D printer along with some high-brightness LEDs. This design is still being refined due to ongoing challenges that must be resolved. Furthermore, I have not yet decided on which LEDs would work best in this setup. In this iteration of the lamp's development, v0.2 of the 3D-PCB library has been used, and its specifications have been fine-tuned specifically for the Makerbot Replicator printer. The heart of this miniature light fixture is a versatile array that can house up to six distinct LEDs. It attaches effortlessly into a corresponding peg found at the top of the lamp shade. To streamline cable management within certain sections, strategically positioned supplementary pegs were incorporated into various components. This allows conductive thread to be routed discreetly through the arm pieces, all the way down to the base (located on each side), thereby preventing entanglements. Conveniently accommodating two triple-A batteries and a toggle switch is an integral function of the lamp's foundation piece. Through collaborative efforts between blender and openscad with 3D-PCB exports, this detailed miniature lamp has come into being.