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Amanda LED Strip Light Sign

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A 100 × 40 mm lighted sign reading "Amanda" in Pacifico, built as three pieces: an opaque body, a thin white translucent letter layer, and a snap-in back cover. Run an LED strip inside the 12 mm deep cavity and the light shows only through the letters.

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  • Diffuser thickness (dif, 0.8 mm): thicker glows more evenly and hides LED dots; thinner is brighter. Print in white or natural PLA/PETG.
  • Front wall (face, 1.6 mm): sets how deep the letters are inset. Print the body in a dark or opaque filament so light stays in the letters.
  • Depth (D, 12 mm): increase for a wider strip or a double row of LEDs.
  • Cover fit (clr, 0.2 mm): loosen or tighten for your printer; the 3 mm lip locates the cover.
  • Cord notch: 8 mm wide at the bottom rear; move or widen for a USB lead or barrel jack.
  • Pairs with a USB 5 V LED strip, or a small stand or wall-hanger remix.

The counters of the "A" and "d" are separate islands in the body, so glue them to the diffuser sheet.

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