Lithophane Lamp for 100 x 100 mm Lithophanes.

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This is a lithophane lamp I created. Lithophanes should be 100 x 100 mm with no more than 3 mm of depth. The lithophanes fit snugly in place and can be easily moved or replaced by unscrewing the lid. All screw holes use m3 screws, which make assembly a breeze. I personally printed my lithophanes with widths between 0.8 and 3 mm. Some assembly is required. ## How to Assemble: Note: Print lithophanes and the "Lithodifuser" in white or translucent material to allow light to shine through. I recommend printing lithophanes and the "lithodifuser" with 100% infill and everything else with 20% infill. 1. Print the "Lithoframe" and attach it securely on top of the "Lithobase" using m3 screws or glue. 2. Attach the "Lithobase" to the "Litholegs" using m3 screws or glue. 3. Print the light cylinder, then wrap LED strip lights around it unless you prefer a different lighting method. There's a mounting hole at the bottom of the light cylinder for attaching it to the center of the Lithobase using an m3 screw and nut. 4. Connect all the wires however you like. There's a slot on one side of the "Lithobase" for an on/off switch. 5. Finally, print the "Lithodifuser" and "Litholid." Glue the "Lithodifuser" to the underside of the "Litholid." Place your lithophanes inside the slots of the "Lithoframe," then screw on the lid using four m3 screws. If you prefer, you can replace the "lithodifuser" with something like paper. Optional: Add LED strip lights to the underside of the lamp for extra light output. Here's a link to the on-off switch I used: https://www.banggood.com/5pcs-Black-Push-Button-Mini-Switch-6A-10A-110V-250V-KCD1-101-2Pin-Snap-in-OnOff-Rocker-Switch-p-1096122.html?rmmds=search&cur_warehouse=CN