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This membership gives you the right to print and sell all of my designs. The commercial license does not permit you to sell my files.

commercial selling prints

Everything is orientated in how i printed them except for the side for the under part, that part you need to print also on the side like the side for the top part.
Be careful when putting the flags in place because they can be a bit fragile.

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Balloon lampshade

balloon top part.stl

balloon under part.stl

basket.stl

flags.stl

sides for top part.stl

sides for under part.stl

Easy to print without supports.
This is the Lamp Holder with Power Cord and socket i installed:  https://www.amazon.com.be/-/en/dp/B08HGN5QPD?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_dt_b_product_details
I disconnected the wires, put them thru the hole and reconnected them.  

Heart lamp

Body1.stl

Body2.stl

Body3.stl

**3D model description**

Table lamp dimensions:
Foot: 200mm high x max. diameter 164mm.
Lampshade: 179mm high x max. diameter 248mm.

In one of the pictures you can see what kind of cord and socket i used including the dimensions of them.

Put in the socked from the bottom side of the foot through the hole, put the shade over it and fasten with the ring.

**3D printing settings**

Everything was printed with a 0.4 mm nozzle and 0.2 layer height.
they are also already orientated like i printed them.
For the foot i use some supports on the curve where it gets wider again.

Table lamp

foot.stl

lampshade.stl

Hello my 3D printing friend.
If you like a commercial lenience for all my designs then you just need to become a paid member.
And that is not all because from 2025 all my paid members will have a chance to win a voucher every month from 3Djake or Matterhackers (wat you prefer), and how more members i get the bigger/more vouchers i am going to give away. 

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