Snap Together Mini-lamp: Slicable and LED Power
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Published on August 3, 2012
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Snap Together Mini Lamp
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Description
I had trouble slicing the .stl files from the original, so using a combination of netfabb cloud and basic, I was able to slice in pronterface with Slic3r. I also added LED strip lighting.
Instructions
Hopefully, these files will slicer better. I was using Pronterface + Sli3r + Printrbot LC+
LED strip lighting was HitLights 12V DC white.
Otherwise, follow instructions on makerbot's original.
LED strip lighting was HitLights 12V DC white.
Otherwise, follow instructions on makerbot's original.
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Crypto
on
September 26, 2012
said:
Dood! The base finally printed. I've had real issues with the other models. Thanks for uploading these.
Don't suppose you could break the ArmsPartsSnap file into a couple of pieces to fit on my tiny TOM?
RockstarAlchemist
on
November 4, 2012
said:
Crypto, sorry I just saw your request. I've uploaded the smaller plates for the arm parts. I think they'll fit your TOM build surface. FYI...I used OpenSCAD to import the STL, then used cubes to "difference" out a portion of the plate. I don't have a full version of netfabb, might have made it easier, otherwise. Enjoy.
photozz
on
August 6, 2012
said:
This is the first version that seems to slice right. Printing now and thanks!
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Snap Together Mini-lamp: Slicable and LED Power by RockstarAlchemist is licensed under the Attribution - Share Alike - Creative Commons license.
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when I use slic3r it does not bridge the top of the lamp instead it tries to make three perimeters around the top hole and then infill. What am I doing wrong
nsunderman, I uploaded the gcode file I used. Not sure if that will help or not. I did have less than beautiful bridges in forming the end of the lamp head [closing it off], but since it was on the inside of the lamp shade, it wasn't a big deal and the outside looked great. Let me know if this helps.