About this 3D model
Scroll down for the english translation… “ANGELIQUE” as a printable LED namelamp Print Settings: 8% infill, no supports, 0.2 mm (if possible, hide the Z-seam at the gluing points). PLA (not UV-resistant, PETG is better!) I work in child and youth welfare and also use this hobby to make LED lamps for all the children in our care, to give them as gifts at our summer festival or by Christmas at the latest Since there are over 60 children, many new names will be added in the coming weeks and months For new admissions, I will print a lamp and place it in the room before the child moves in – as a small surprise If you would like to support this idea, please feel free to leave a small donation , which will be directly converted into filament: https://paypal.me/ledlampTomsen?country.x=DE&locale.x=de_DE If you want to design your own LED lamps, then check out my tutorial on YouTube here and leave a thumbs up if you like it, feel free to comment, give me suggestions, etc: How you can create letters for LED lamps yourself, which you can also use commercially, you can see here: Don't forget to give me a thumbs up if you like the videos and subscribe – there's probably more to come. My third video deals with reducing the file size of the letters so you can continue editing them with TinkerCad – check it out here too ;o) You are welcome to contact me personally to get more information about child and youth welfare If you want to design lightboxes yourself, my video on YouTube might help you: This lamp can be printed on a 20cm print bed All lamps are modeled so that they can be easily printed on a 20cm print bed and the individual letters can be glued together at the designated locations (for this, I use UHU "hard plastic" glue, which, after a good drying phase, adheres very well for me). The inlays (covers) can also be best fixed in the letters with a few dots of glue if they appear a little loose due to the tolerances For the LED strip, I can recommend the one from Action (for this model, you need a little less than 3 meters). I acquired LED strips from the Grundig brand there. The cost of the LED strip is about €10 Meanwhile, I have switched to the following LED strip because it is much easier to glue (I only use super glue at the entrance of the lamp): https://www.amazon.de/Lxyoug-Farbwechsel-Lichterkette-Fernbedienung-Schlafzimmer/dp/B0B5DG93D6/ref=sr_1_33?crid=QRBOQJPPMQYI&keywords=5050%2Brgb%2Bled%2Bstrip&qid=1681329346&sprefix=5050%2B%2Caps%2C122&sr=8-33&th=1 Since the adhesive tape of the LED strips sometimes does not hold properly, I glue the strips in several places with WoldoClean super glue (SuperGlue Universal - ultrafast and strong). The glue quickly adheres and can be easily ordered from popular online retailers such as Amazon, etc If you use the LED strips from Amazon, you don't need to glue them separately, as the LED strips are relatively light, they will hold onto the lamp as is. I only glue down the beginning of the LED strip As for filament, I generally use PETG (as it's more UV-resistant) or Sunlu PLA+ or the PLA from Bambu Lab, which has a really beautiful look and prints superbly. You can print the covers of the individual letters with transparent filament or, as I now do, with white (matte white) filament (PETG/ or Sunlu PLA+), as this hides the LEDs and the light diffusion is much nicer! For the individual files, I have indicated the filament consumption in grams in the file naming (with my settings, e.g., J_Body_108g). This way, you can check if you still have enough filament on your spool. The letter covers require approximately 10-15 grams of filament Please also pay attention to the order of the letters; for example, if T1 Body and T2 Body are listed, the letters must be glued in this order, otherwise they will not fit together, or the text will be crooked Feel free to send me your makes and show me what filaments you have used! I appreciate all feedback. Feel free to give a heart, leave a good review, and/or save me to your favorites English translation: "ANGELIQUE” as a printable LED namelamp. Use PETG for a better UV-resistance. I work in child and youth welfare and also use this hobby to make LED lamps for all the children in our care to give them as gifts at our summer festival or at the latest by Christmas. Since there are over 60 children, many new names will be added in the coming weeks and months. For new admissions, I will print a lamp and place it in the room as a little surprise before the child moves in. If you would like to support this idea, please feel free to leave a small donation : https://paypal.me/ledlampTomsen?country.x=DE&locale.x=de_DE This lamp can be printed on a 20cm print bed (model height is about 17cm). All lamps are modeled so that they can be easily printed on a 20cm print bed and the individual letters can be glued together at the designated locations (I use UHU "hard plastic" glue, which works very well after a good drying phase). The inlays (covers) can bes