Miniature LED track lighting Free 3D print model

cgtrader

I'm working on a miniature museum project alongside my partner. Our goal is to install a state-of-the-art track lighting system reminiscent of what you'd find in a full-scale museum. This will enable the curator to focus light on individual pieces and create visually striking arrangements from different angles. Each adjustable spotlight features a cone-shaped lens to ensure sharp illumination. We're employing miniature LED lights with standard through-hole 6mm designs, serving as our primary light sources. The tracks themselves consist of thin wires running parallel along the ceiling, using powerful magnets to securely hold the lights in place. Our system is engineered to support 5V 1A rails and accommodate up to 25 precision LED spotlights. A critical note: I made an initial mistake with the notch marking polarity in my earlier photographs. After reflecting on this, I realized that publishing with the correct notches – aligning with LED configurations and highlighting the negative cathode instead of the anode – would be more sensible. For your reference, our openSCAD files can be found in [The Mūseum Git Repository][MuseumGit].