Markellov Mushroom lamp 2 with E14 Socket

prusaprinters

<p>This is a modified foot for the <a href="https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1044160">Markellov Mushroom Lamp 2</a>. The upper Mushroom is based on the free lower poly version of the original Model. The higher poly version can be bought over the link in the original post and was used of the printed model on the pictures. The foot was modified by myself.</p><p>I was a little bit dissapointed of the original foot, since it was not beeing able to center the upper part and hold a light source. So it combined it with two cylindrical parts in mesh mixer and it turned out to work nicely.</p><p>The upper Mushroom was printed, using the bought Hi-Res Model of Markellov. The free lower poly one should work fine too.</p><p>This Model is bigger, than the original to fit normal E14 Bulbs.</p><h3>Printing</h3><p>I personally used Fiberlogy FiberSilk Orange for the upper Part and Fiberlogy Easy-PETG White for the lower one.</p><p>The Parts have to be printed with supports.</p><h3>Finish</h3><p>A hole has to be drilles in the bottom for the cable of the E14-Socket.</p><h3>Warning: Recomended Bulb</h3><p>Please make shure to use low wattage leds only in the model. 250-300 lumen ones will work best. The brightness looks best with my used filament (PLA) and it should not generate to mutch heat (3,6W). But please watch your used Bulb first if the generated heat is not too mutch, even over time. You could run into the risk of melting or fire, if it gets too hot, because a wrong bulb is used.</p><p>You will probably not run into this issue, but since the internet is used by everyone you have to warn the friends on the other side of the ocean, who will put a cat into a microwave, if not forbidden by manual, huh?</p><h3>Print Settings</h3><p><strong>Notes:</strong></p><p>Upper Material: Fiberlogy FiberSilk Orange</p><p>Lower Material: Fiberlogy Easy-PETG White</p><p>Category: Art</p>