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I’ve wanted to make a lamp that was unlike any other lamp out there in our reality. The Reveal came from wanting to put movement into light -adding in mechanisms to interact with light. At the same time, my wife wanted a light that could be dimmed so we could wind down before bed and for night feeding our newborn baby. This lamp was designed from both a need and a desire to create something for you and I to enjoy.

This lamp combines 3d printing and metal hardware for strength and stability. The movement is contagious, perfect for fidgeting leaving you mesmerized by the casting of light and shadow.

The tallest part is 210 mm tall. Take into consideration your printers Z height.

The longest parts are the fins. They are 217.5 mm long. Minimum size of build plate: 177 mm X 177 mm. They would be printed diagonally.

Every other part could be printed on a 177 mm X 177 mm build plate.

Hardware List NOT INCLUDED

28 - 1/8 in. (3.175 mm) Dowels @ 7/16 in. (11.11mm Long)

(You can use wood or plastic, whatever you prefer)

8 - M3 X .5 mm thread - Hex Nuts

4 - M3 - .5 mm thread - Threaded Rod @ 8 11/16 in. (220.7 mm Long)

4 - 1 in. (25.4 mm) #8 Pan Socket Head Screw - cut to 7/8 in (22.23 mm)

3 - 1/2 in. (12.7 mm) #8 Pan Socket Screw

Included:

All STL files needed to print the lamp. A PDF instruction manual with parts list, hardware list and some print instructions for the tricky bits. A tutorial video.

Dimensions: Height: 12.25 inches (311.15 mm) Fins open width: 6.5 inches (165.1 mm) Fins closed width: 5.5 inches (139.7 mm)

These files are not for resale.