3 simple prints nestle together to form this beautiful layered luminaire. This Cylinder Horizon variation features horizontal ridges that stretch and morph the light in a magical fashion before reaching your eyes. 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 (testing in progress!)
• 300mm x 300mm x 220mm 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 (up to 2mm supported)
• .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.

There is an optional TopCover included, which conceals the light socket itself. Align the 40mm hole with the hole on Part A and fasten them to the light fixture together.

*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 FormFutura rPET Clear on the Qidi Plus4 (Also on Amazon)