Knitted Polar Bear (3DFluffies) Lamp

Description

I created and printed a base for the Knitted Polar Bear by 3DFluffies, turning it into a night lamp.1) Download the bear from 3DFluffies (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:7219009) and scale the bear so that it fits the base perfectly - the bottom part of his body (not legs) should just cover the hole for the LED light in the base. You can do this on any slicer - open the BearLampBase and the Knitted Polar Bear, and just scale the bear.Print it with 0 bottom layers and 0% infill, using rafts and supports. I printed mine at 0.2 resolution. I used white PLA filament by Creality.2) The base is my creation and is simple enough - you can modify how you want. It is designed to hold 60mm diameter LED lights linked here (amazon.de/-/en/dp/B0FW4ZRRN1?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title)Print it normally, with your own settings. I used 5% infill and 0.2 resolution. I used wood PLA filament by Elegoo. 3) Fit everything together.I put some cardboard under the LED light to bring it flus with the base surface. The base is designed for slightly deeper lights too, in case a different model is used - as long as it is 60mm in diameter.I used super glue, and put some pressure on it with a couple of books overnight. One alternative is to print it at one go, but remember to pause the print to fit in the LED light before the bear starts printing (And possibly changing filament to a different colour for the bear).