3 simple prints nestle together to form this beautiful layered luminaire. This Cone Lenticular variation features thin vertical ridges running across the cones which stretch and morph the light in a magical fashion before reaching your eyes. The concentric cones open up as if blooming, adding to the energy and liveliness of the light itself. This pendant light was designed to work with your 3D printer's strengths rather than challenging it, resulting in a clean and stunning showpiece.

Printing Guidelines

• Designed for printing in a clear/transparent filament. PETG/PET is a great choice as PLA may droop over time (probably also okay since the parts are fairly light...testing in progress!)
• 300mm x 300mm x 185mm print volume required!
• Print in vase/spiral mode with 0.6mm extrusion width/line width (0.4-0.6mm nozzle)
• 1.2mm thick bottom shell thickness
• .16mm layer height

Assembly

Stack Part B onto part A, and Part C onto Part B. Fasten the light fixture through Part A. (See included render in images). This light is designed for use with a cord set with a 40mm (1-5/8") thread for the lampshade-- I specifically used the IKEA HAVSRIS cord set, but it's a very standard size (here's another option on Amazon). Works well with a E27 LED lightbulb.

*I've also added a 'noHole' version of part A, so those with a bit of technical modeling or slicer skills can add a custom sized hole for different bulb sockets.

Photographed model was printing with Fillamentum Crystal Clear PLA 'Iceland Blue' on the Qidi Plus4 (Also on Amazon)