Wall Spot Lamp cnc/laser

cults3d

This adjustable wall spot lamp is designed to be used with a GU10 socket and mounted vertically, above a mirror in a bathroom, such as one you might find in a modern home. Even when ventilation openings are incorporated, using a classic halogen bulb may not be the best option; it's recommended that you opt for a modern LED bulb instead. I obtained the ceramic socket from a hardware store for a minimal amount of money. The cables were long enough to feed them through the foot. This project was created using 6.3 mm beech plywood and a desktop CNC machine by Stepcraft, equipped with a 1.2 mm spiral-toothed end mill. A vacuum bed on the machine greatly simplifies the process because it eliminates the need for clamping the material; this keeps it flat. Additionally, I don't need to add tabs to the parts, which reduces the amount of sanding required. Visit https://www.zenziwerken.de/en/ to see more interesting designs. If you appreciate this build, consider making a donation. Please note that the STL file is for three-dimensional viewing purposes only and will not print on an FDM printer.