About this 3D model

Makit presents… the Hexa Lamp! an introduction to electronics for everyone… I wanted to design something that used electronics and was easy to assemble for everyone. I thought that a lamp is always welcomed on our desk. So, I put myself to work and designed this one. In addition to using it as a lamp, it has interchangeable discs so it can be used as a bat signal to project some symbols, letters or logos on the wall or roof. With this desk lamp, anyone can buy some electronics and put them together, no especial skills are required and no soldering is needed!! It works with any standard USB port and can be placed in vertical or horizontal position to project on the wall or roof. Initially there are a couple of different disks, but let me know if you have some ideas for a new one and I’ll see what I can do!! If you print it, please upload some pictures, it’s awesome to see how they turned out!! Note about printing settings: Body wall is very thin (0.8mm) because I wanted to let led light out as much as possible. I printed this part with 0.4mm nozzle (so it prints 2 shells) and 0% infill. The body has some built-in supports that need to be removed before inserting the disk. Visit makitpro.com for detailed list of materials and instructions. List of materials: 4x M3x8mm screws: http://bit.ly/2quoGTU 2x small self tapping screws. I used the ones that come with microservos: http://bit.ly/2pBMpBn 1x Led module http://bit.ly/2lmbLTX 1x Potentiometer/rotary angle sensor http://bit.ly/2ksvvFY 2x Male to male 10 or 20cm dupont cables http://bit.ly/2latz26 http://bit.ly/2quoG6j 6x Male to female 10 or 20cm dupont cables http://bit.ly/2kATApf http://bit.ly/2pTG874 1x Mini breadboard: http://bit.ly/2qA6EP9 1x 2.1mm jack connector (aka barrel plug or power plug) http://bit.ly/2lTMVYj 1x USB to 2.1mm barrel plug cable http://bit.ly/2lRxSzb OPTIONAL: Power bank http://bit.ly/2oTNOWJ Thanks to banggood for sponsoring the design!