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A soft, dune-rippled shade sits on a rounded pedestal base, like a small sand-sculpture lamp. The two pieces lock together with a printed twist-lock joint, so no hardware is needed. A bulb holder pocket sits inside the shade, and the cable runs through the base.
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A Christmas tree lantern that sits over a battery LED tealight, so the light stays hidden inside instead of glaring from a bare tealight on the table. The walls are perforated with rings of small round holes that throw dots of light, and the bottom is open so the LED can be placed or swapped without taking anything apart. Key numbers Height: about 135 mm including star Base diameter: 90 mm, open underneath (inner opening about 87 mm) Wall: 1.6 mm, three stacked tiers Perforations: 4.2 mm holes, staggered rings Star: separate colour, peg-mounted into the top tier Printing Print upright, open end down, no supports needed for the cone walls Green for the tree, gold or yellow for the star Use a 0.4 mm nozzle; a lighter or translucent filament glows more
A set of mid-century lamp parts that all share one coarse 6 mm-pitch thread, so any shade fits any base. The set has two fluted shades (round and square ribs), a white adjustable diffuser and several bases: tall, short, grooved, two tripods, a flat-leg grooved tripod and a dowel-leg hub. Remix hooks Flat-leg tripod: legs are 16 mm wide slabs (before scaling) with two grooves, 3.2 mm wide, down each outer face. Change the groove count, offset (±4 mm) or width. Leg height and spread: hub height 70 mm and foot radius 70 mm set the splay. Raise both for a taller version. Thread spigot: 52 mm across, 38 mm long. Keep it to stay compatible with the shades. Pairs with: either fluted shade and the diffuser. The 42 mm bore runs straight through for the bulb and cord.
A mid-century teardrop table lamp laid out as separate print pieces: fluted base, threaded crown collar, hollow prolate-spheroid diffuser and three dovetail-cleat prongs. A second set of the base, crown and prongs is included in a walnut-style wood tone, so one diffuser works with either finish. Remix hooks Wood finish: the wood set is the same geometry in a different colour. Print it in wood-fill or walnut-toned filament, then sand and oil it. Real grain would need a textured surface, which is a good next step. Fit: the thread clearance is about 0.4 mm and the cleat clearance about 0.3 mm. Adjust these to suit your printer. Bulb: it is sized for a 127 mm T10 or an ST19. The crown bore is 31 mm and the diffuser opening is 36.5 mm. Pairs with: an E26 socket, plus a small glue dab or set screw if you want the cleats locked. The tallest piece, a prong, is about 203 mm, so everything fits a 256 mm bed.
Welcome is a script-lettered sign form with an open channel running through every letter, built for pressing flexible LED neon strip into place. Fill the channel, wire it up, and the flowing lettering glows like a custom neon sign. Features Heavy brush-style "Welcome" lettering 1.6 mm walls around an open top channel 2 mm floor, 10 mm overall height Wire exit holes through the floor at the ends of the word Print notes Prints flat with no supports Strip width varies by brand, so check the channel width against your strip first
A tabletop town for practising Mandarin place words, where flat labels get lost. Each building, sign and park area carries its Chinese characters, pinyin and English on the front face, so the vocabulary sits right on the thing it names. Details that matter Base: 200 × 200 mm, 4 mm thick plate Buildings: hospital, library, community center, store and school, each 46 × 28 mm footprint Extras: park with pond, road, footpaths, houses, cars, trees, lamps and figures Colour regions: ground, road, walls, roofs, doors, lettering, signs, trees, lawn, pond, paths Print: large bed needed (or scale down); multicolour or paint by region; lettering is 0.8 mm raised, so use a 0.4 mm nozzle