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Harry potter lamp

1K downloads · 3 years ago · Buildable lamp, does not need supports (one base is to be placed with batteries and the other is nor

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Buildable lamp, does not need supports (one base is to be placed with batteries and the other is normal)

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fatherauntjuan1 year ago

SH4RCZZZZ1 year ago

thanks bro I made it for my mom hope she likes thanks again good job designing it

aidenjc983 years ago

Hello, I am having the same issue as nicowagner09, but I use Cura as a slicer. Can someone help me, please?

matb3d3 years ago

Write to me on my Instagram so that I can help you. @matb3d

hellwig893 years ago

hallo , great work !

have you a video or pdf of the correct wierring i want to try it whit a es8266 to conect a alexa

rubenvqzrva3 years ago

Excuse me, are the measurements of the model correct? I printed it piece by piece, but the f pieces are large in the body piece and they don't fit well, the body piece remains a little small compared to the f piece

matb3d3 years ago

Yes, that's correct

rubenvqzrva3 years ago

Ok, thank you very much, just to check these are the measurements of the body piece: 187.9 x 162.7 x 153.3

matb3d3 years ago

hello, make sure that the pieces are 100% complete, and that the laminator does not change dimensions

KonigSeppy3 years ago

The 5V LED is okay with the 3.7V battery? (I have nfi about electronics, forgive me if this is a dumb question)

matb3d3 years ago

The LEDs work perfectly with this battery, even their brightness will not be 100%

nicowagner893 years ago

I'm having trouble printing the body, PrusaSlicer, SuperSlicer and Cura 5 all keep adding a gap in the model so it tries to print the 3 outer pillars as 6 individual pillars.

aidenjc983 years ago

I have the same issue but with a Cura slicer, and I cannot find those settings. Any help?

nicowagner893 years ago

@harryson2101 Thank you that worked!

harryson21013 years ago

find the setting X-Y Contour Compensation and set it to .8 (I’m using bambu lab slicer which is a pursaslicer reskin) so I imagine it’s in pursaslicer. Also scale the body model and base to 101 percent scale to compensate

esiders20103 years ago

Would you be able to share how you go about wiring this?

Specifically the receiver for the remote?

matb3d3 years ago

I will try to make a video in the next few days to better explain the process

esiders20103 years ago

I'm also interested in what light source is used. It looks like you have a hole for a USB-C cord?

matb3d3 years ago

Hello, these are the materials that I used -Leds: https://amz.run/6QoV -Charge Board: https://amz.run/6QoW -Wireless Remote: https://amz.run/6QoX -Battery: 18650 Li-ion Battery