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Lightshade with Captive Dimmer Beads 3d model

Lightshade with Captive Dimmer Beads 3d model

Lightshade with Captive Dimmer Beads 3d model

Lightshade with Captive Dimmer Beads 3d model

Lightshade with Captive Dimmer Beads

150 downloads · 4 years ago · This print-in-place lightshade has captive beads that can be rotated to adjust the amount of light.

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This print-in-place lightshade has captive beads that can be rotated to adjust the amount of light.

See here for video: https://youtu.be/i2H491pUNUo

To use with a hanging light, print the standard file and drill an appropriately sized hole for your light and wiring.

To use as a shade for a tealight, print the model with no bottom and place over or tealight.

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Well here's the one that I printed out the main secret I found out basically is you don't use supports use a raft you keep it at regular settings and to open the little holes I found out I did this.

I use a nail file you can use anything that's small but you want to put in the hole the device that you're going to use and wiggle it back and forth about 2 or 3 times just go back and forth very slowly do that for each hole and they'll turn and that's it this one took about 21 hours and I think it came out really well

Well here's the one that I printed out the main secret I found out basically is you don't use supports use a raft you keep it at regular settings and to open the little holes I found out I did this.

I use a nail file you can use anything that's small but you want to put in the hole the device that you're going to use and wiggle it back and forth about 2 or 3 times just go back and forth very slowly do that for each hole and they'll turn and that's it this one took about 21 hours and I think it came out really well

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Well here's the one that I printed out the main secret I found out basically is you don't use supports use a raft you keep it at regular settings and to open the little holes I found out I did this.

I use a nail file you can use anything that's small but you want to put in the hole the device that you're going to use and wiggle it back and forth about 2 or 3 times just go back and forth very slowly do that for each hole and they'll turn and that's it this one took about 21 hours and I think it came out really well

Well here's the one that I printed out the main secret I found out basically is you don't use supports use a raft you keep it at regular settings and to open the little holes I found out I did this.

I use a nail file you can use anything that's small but you want to put in the hole the device that you're going to use and wiggle it back and forth about 2 or 3 times just go back and forth very slowly do that for each hole and they'll turn and that's it this one took about 21 hours and I think it came out really well

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xiaoshizi204 years ago

Great! now I need it in straight lines to use as an Abacus, the Chinese version of an ancient calculator, now in rounded enlightened shape. Glad you made this model to point out it's possible to ameliorate those calculators <3

valacbynon4 years ago

what are the setttings for this

Lightshade with Captive Dimmer Beads

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