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Earth Lamp 150mm for LED Lamp 001 [HiRes] [noSupports]

Name: Earth Lamp 150mm for LED Lamp 001 [HiRes] [noSupports]
Brand: LeHa Design
SKU: 1291250
Price: 9.99 USD
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Rating: 5 (277 reviews)

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Earth Lamp 🌍✨

Meet the Earth Lamp—your very own glowing planet! This beautifully detailed lamp brings the wonder of Earth right into your space, with realistic topography and a soft ambient glow. It’s the perfect centerpiece for your home or a thoughtful gift for any Earth lover. Watch your favorite room light up with the magic of our blue planet!

😊 Why You'll Love It:

🌍 Lifelike detail Real elevation bumps based on USGS data for stunning realism
💡 Soft ambient glow Creates a cozy, relaxing atmosphere anywhere
🏠 Perfect fit Compact 150mm size works beautifully in any room
🖨️ Single-color model can be printed on any machine
⚡ Quick print & easy build Ready in just 8 hours with simple assembly
🎁 Amazing gift idea A unique and meaningful present for Earth lovers

📐 Quick Specs: Fits 5W LED puck bulb (4000K) | 150mm diameter | 90g filament | ~8h print

🎨 Filament Used: Bambulab PLA Glow (Get it) • eSun eTwinkling Black (Get it)

💡 LED Bulb Options: AliExpress (Get it) • Bambu Lab Store (Get it)

📋 Print Settings: See included README.md for detailed instructions

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Community Makes (1)

Hi,
Firstly I love your designs especially the globes

I do have a query about this model, I am having a real bad time with holes towards the upper sections of the Earth globe were there are holes and also a little too thin.

Printed on a A1 using the BambuStudio.3mf with the suggested blue glow fillament, no changes to settings in .3mf file

Would an extra wall or printing slower improve matters?

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Discussions

cta1021 year ago

Hi, Firstly I love your designs especially the globes I do have a query about this model, I am having a real bad time with holes towards the upper sections of the Earth globe were there are holes and also a little too thin. Printed on a A1 using the BambuStudio.3mf with the suggested blue glow fillament, no changes to settings in .3mf file Would an extra wall or printing slower improve matters?

LeHa Design1 year ago

Hi,

which outer wall speed did you print? did the variable layerheight work? in the provided 3mf it should all be set to 100mm/s. But since you are using the A1, i suspect the cooling is not adequat for the steep overhangs.

So you can try two things, first: print slower, set cooling to 100% and, check the variable layerheight (maybe even extend the 0.08mm region) i can do that, if you dont now what i mean.

as last resort, we can try to print it with supports

cta1021 year ago

Thanks for the reply, as it's a 7.5 hour print I didn't want to start playing with settings that I only saw the effects of after 6 hours or so.

I have a print running now at 50% (wish Bambu allowed me to easily specify something a bit faster)

I now have a print running at 50% with a filament that I don't really use a lot, if that gives an improved print I will update this post and start a print in the proper glow filament.

I don't mind the print time (much) and reminds me of my Neptune 3 Pro.

LeHa Design1 year ago

let me know, if you had success :)

theo10o7 months ago

Hi, not yet printed any of your Planet models so far. But I would like to know if there will be some Big Models of Earth and Mars, like the moon one. I would like to build all of them with the Ikea E14 Strala. And of course moon can't be bigger than Earth, right? ;-)

LeHa Design7 months ago

I'll add this to our ToDo List :) a Big Earth would be really nice, indeed , but i have to look what we use as base

arrhya20116 months ago

I really want to make this model along with Mars and Saturn. Did I miss the colors you used, or can you list the names of each model? Thank you.

LeHa Design6 months ago

Mars uses the same marble filament, as the moon, but with a red diffusor in the LED, and Saturn uses some mamor brown (should all be linked in the description and readme.md)

NovaCube7 months ago

Hello and a wonderful start in the new week. I have some questions. At first I use AnycubicSlicerNext (for me looks exactly the same as bambuStudio) My question is, how do I "set" the adaptive layer hights to a specific region of the model? I didnt find it in both manuals anycubic or bambulab. I can klick on "adaptive" and thats it. Ans my second question is, I get a warning of floating regions because the first layer at the base isn´t a complete ring. So over all, what did I do wrong?

LeHa Design7 months ago

Hello :)

when you select variable layerheight, on the far right side of the screen there is a vertical bar, where you can change which section is printed in what (https://www.youtube.com/shorts/dXm1Y-ScuYw)
the floating region warning is ok, the top most overhang is quite challenging, i always print it without supports, and it works ( depending on your printer, you may want to enable supports for the most top overhang in the middle.
the first layer is not round, due the twistlock base

cta1021 year ago

Hi, multiple tests and I had to move the variable rate down to the North coast of Spain so just below Newfoundland.

Also another area to cover New Zealand as there is a hole that appears off the West coast

Bginning to think it may have ben easier easier to slice at 0.12 (as the time difference on the A1 isn't huge) or even at 0.08 and just the print time, just glad that the A1 can do a good job for the price (wouldn't like to look at how long my Neptune 3 Pro would take.)

LeHa Design1 year ago

if you like, i can try to make a thicker version as well, but i fear, that the overall light effect would be worse....

cta1021 year ago

OK so printing at a speed of 50% with 100% fan gave me a perfect print up to a little below wheree the variable layerheight starts then theres gaps and bvery thin areas.

Without as lamp inside it looks perfect, the imperfections are visable from over a metre away.

Any ideas about how far to bring down the 0.08 layer height, Scotland, Denmark or ???

Thanks for your patience

https://photos.app.goo.gl/HJfVM8PoKbfiZTja8

LeHa Design1 year ago

hi,

i would bring the variable layer height down to the island of newfoundland (or below great brittain) this should help a lot.

Can you do this? or shall i give you the file?

cta1021 year ago

Hi, sorry about the delay (was ill for a few days) and have a couple of great prints now from the Bambu A1 Took a bit of playing about as having the variable layer starting at the Bay of Biscay left noticeable markings. So set it for a 0.12 layer height and added the 0.08 variable layer height again

Also have great prints of Mars an the Moon models despite the Polymaker Marble not liking the slower print speeds (multiple nozzle blocks at 3 hour mark) till I tweaked the filament profile a little

LeHa Design1 year ago

Thanks for the update