Brick Design Lightbox

Description

I redesigned the famous Brick logo as a lightbox. I didn't stop with just the box; I also made a perfectly fitting base for it. This allows you to store a microcontroller inside and use a USB-C socket in the back to connect it. This is the first of a series inspired by this Logo design. Stay tuned and follow for more 😉 Features Printed LED guide for widths up to 10mm. The LEDs are guided directly from and into the base. The base can be secured with a self-adhesive door bumper. A common USB-C socket can be used to power the lightbox. Nice looking light box! Recommendation For Material Use the material you prefer. I used PLA: Black: Bambu Basic PLA (https://eu.store.bambulab.com/products/pla-basic-filament) or Sunlu PLA+ (https://www.sunlu.com/de/collections/pla-plus-fliament?sca_ref=5433978.77lX3k2KvV&sca_source=mw)* Red: Sunlu PLA+ (https://www.sunlu.com/de/collections/pla-plus-fliament?sca_ref=5433978.77lX3k2KvV&sca_source=mw)* red Yellow: Sunlu PLA+ pure yellow (https://amzn.to/4aqh6y7)* (rare color) White: Bambu Matte PLA (https://eu.store.bambulab.com/products/pla-matte-filament) For LEDs There are many options available. I made multiple boxes: with programmable RGB LEDs and an ESP32, and with pure cold white COB LEDs. Both versions run on 5V via USB-C. COB LED I used: BTF COB LED cold white (Amazon (https://amzn.to/4dIgqqT)* | AliExpress (https://s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_DB5h8MT)*) RGB LED I used: BTF WS2812 ECO 60pix/m (Amazon (https://amzn.to/44LOsGu)* | AliExpress…