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led table light thingiverse

led table light

thingiverse jabach18 4122408 Free

This is a little led table light I designed as an accent light to my shelf. The whole body is 3d printable but you will need a matted glass (I got mine from the local Depot from Germany, dimensions are approx. 120mm height and 75mm in diameter, originally as a glass for a tealight).

The visible body part is wrapped in edgeband made from wood so it gives the light a more natural look. Inside is room for a NodeMcu microcontroller and an USB breakout board to power the whole thing. The LEDs are WS2812Bs from a strip with 60leds/m. The software is WLED (link to github: https://github.com/Aircoookie/WLED, you can sync them to Philips Hue lights!)
There's also a cutout in the base to add a TTP223 touch sensor in the future.
I've also added little feet to have some place for the cable. You can basically use whatever you like, some rubber feet would be perfect but I hadn't any so mine are out of plastic.
You also want to print the top grid scaled to 98% because otherwise it has a very tight fit.

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Platform thingiverse
Creator jabach18
Price Free
Format STL / 3D Printable
License See original page
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