Christmas set of panels for my Ring Lamp 

It works with Ring Lamp II which is available below
https://than.gs/m/1153773

If you have BambuLab printer and AMS you can also print panels in color.
https://makerworld.com/en/models/799549#profileId-739356

Have Fun :)

Christmas Panels for Ring Lamp

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This is my second version of the Ring Lamp. First version is available here: https://thangs.com/designer/Sevro/3d-model/Ring%20Lamp-[1153770](url)

In the beginning I wanted to change only a base and add some new Halloween panels in the Ring Lamp but in meantime I was working on the Crystal Lamp which I am very pleased with. So I decided to continue develop this version of lamp and make to it some Halloween panels.

I you interest my Cristal Lamp is available here 
[https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/home/crystal-lamp-sevros](url)

Halloween panels are fit also to previous version of Ring Lamp and also to Crystal Lamp.

**Electric parts you need.**

The easiest way is to use electrical parts designed specific for this kind of lamp. The kit provides easy installation without the need for soldering. 

It is available on Amazon 

(Dimmer version) [https://amzn.to/4e8mgSj](url)

(On-Off switch version)[ https://amzn.to/3ZNb0q4](url)

You can also search for each part separately. You will need

led stripe - best are LED COB 8 mm, 12V
charger for LED strip
dc connector - I used 2.1/5,5 mm , the diameter of the mounting hole is 12 mm
On-Off switch
alternatively you can use dimmer instead of typical on-off switch
WARNINGS

Led strips can emits some heat depends on what type of LED and voltage you use.

If you use LED strip from the kit you you can print everything in PLA as it achieve only about 40 °C.

If you will use your own LED strip with more power it may achieve more temperatures (in my case 58 °C and Main Frame can a little bend overtime. If you have such strong LED strip  I recommend use ASA instead of PLA. Specifically you have to print out with ASA the Main Frame and Panels. Everything else can be printed with PLA.

**Printing**

Printed with PLA or ASA, nozzle 0,4 mm, layer 0,2 mm height

**IMPORTANT**

Part: Shade55 - use 0,16 mm layer height as it has quite steep (55 degree) and thin(  0,6mm) walls

If you have problem with that part then print “Shade45”

**Instruction **

Glue led strip to inner side of Main Frame
Insert the electric part into the base and connect them.

There is two type of base. One is holes place for dimmer and AC/DC connector. Second is with holes for on-off switch and AC/DC connector. I also add base in step format so you can cutout holes like you want for electric parts you have.

Put Shade Panel into Main Frame. 

Connect Frame with Base

You can also close base with cover. It fit tightly

I created also stand for panels and hanger on the wall. So if you want utilize panels as Halloween decoration you have option for this.

If you have dark background you can use Back Panel for Lamp. It provides better visibility for black panels.

You can also combine this panels with Crystals  :)


Have Fun :)

Ring Lamp II with Halloween Panels

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**Overview.**

A Ring Lamp that can be changed to different situations. I designed base with various panels which can adapt to various style and occasion. You can simply change color of it as well as pattern on it, by changing color of diffuser and changing different panels.

**WARNINGS**

Led strips can emits some heat depends on what type of led you and voltage you use. In my case temperature of Main Ring achieve 60 °C . Due to this I recommend use filament that can resist that temperature especially for Main Ring. I tested ASA and it works well. Other high temperature filaments should work too (ABS, PETG but I didn't test it) PLA in this case can bend over time especially if you use heavy panel like budha.

So in summary I tested and recommend :

Main Ring - ASA

Base, Diffuser - PLA

Panels- ASA ( PLA is possible but can bend )

If you want change panel, always wait to cool down the ring lamp, otherwise PLA cover can bend during take off.


**Electric parts you need.**

The easiest way is to buy electrical parts designed specifically for The Ring Lamp. Provides easy installation without the need for soldering.

It is available on Amazon 

(Dimmer version) [https://amzn.to/4e8mgSj](url)
(On-Off switch version) [https://amzn.to/3ZNb0q4](url)

You can also search for each part separately. You will need
led stripe - best are LED COB 8mm
charger for LED strip
dc connector - I used 2.1/5,5 mm , the diameter of the mounting hole is 11.5 mm
OFF-ON switch or dimmer
 

**Printed Parts**

Main Ring, Base and Panels can be printed in draft mode 0.28-0.30 mm layer height with no issue.

Diffuser should be printed with 0.2 mm layer height.

1.After print, glue led strip to inner side of Main Ring
Start from hole on bottom side
2. Put Main Ring into base. It should fit tight without glue.
3. Insert the electric part into the base and connect them by soldering
4. Insert Diffuser to Main Ring”. The Main Ring has a groove into which the Diffuser should be inserted and sit steadily. The flat side to the back.
5. Insert Panel into Main ring. The Panel has cuts at the bottom to avoid cutting the cables

Have fun

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