Sci-Fi Lamp Shade by Kevin Anders

Description

A very unique lamp shade for all the tech enthusiasts, geeks and Star Wars fans out there! …and for those who love 3d printing ;) All my test printing was done under the following system: Macbook Pro, 16GB RAM, Intel Core i7 2.9Ghz Simplify3D Please read the following tips carefully: If your build volume is below 30cm on the z axis, you will have to print the split version. My personal print settings: - 0.16mm layer height (0.2mm is fine as well and way quicker) - 5% infill - 10 bottom layers - 10 top layers - 2 outlines - 35 - 40mm/s print speed - Z-Offset: -1mm (to create a flat surface) - The printing time will take several days, depending on your machine and settings. If you try to print it hollow, it will drastically cut the printing time. - recommended material: PLA, black matte Supports: - you may want to use supports for the top hole. If your adhesion is very good you could also try to print it with the small hole facing down (like I did) - some of the structures will tend to sag a little bit. But since this whole print is supposed to look grungy it should not be a problem. I did not use any supports For the lighting I used the Philips Hue system. The cord is this one: https://amzn.to/2E4zAbN (Affiliate Link from Germany). Just consider E27 for the fitting or try whatever you need in your country. Contact me, if you need adjustments on the top hole. If you have any problems printing this or you just want to make some suggestions, do not hesitate to contact me. You…