This smaller variation of my Tiered Lamps is compatible with more printers (200mm bed) and arguably just as magical! This Cylinder Spathi variation borrows it's texture from the stunning spadix of the Spathiphyllum plant, also known as the Peace Lily. The neatly stacked cones diffuse light and shimmers in every direction. This pendant light was designed to work with your 3D printer's strengths rather than challenging it, printing easily and 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 (although my PLA versions have held up great so far!)
• Print in vase/spiral mode with 0.6mm extrusion width/line width (0.4-0.6mm nozzle)
• 1 mm thick bottom shell thickness (ensure the holes on the bottom are not printed over)
• .16mm layer height

Assembly

• Standard Spathi Lamp: Stack Part B onto Part A. Fasten the light fixture through Part A. 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 (two versions), which conceals the light socket itself. Align the 40mm hole with the hole on Part A and fasten them to the light fixture together.

• Scroll through the photographs to see an assembly diagram for both the standard and alternate versions of the lamp!

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

• The 'Alt' version is a bit shorter, so the lightbulb itself will be less concealed by the lightshade. It's best reserved for shorter light fixtures or a dimmer/colored lightbulb so you're not staring straight at a bright bulb.

Photographed model was printing with FormFutura rPET Clear on the Qidi Plus4 (Also on Amazon)