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Designed in solid works initially the shade form was just a joke as I was trying out the spiralize feature in CURA and had been playing with lofts in Solid works. So using my 3d printer and vase mode created a very delicate but usable thin lamp shade, so after modeling my way through the fixtures I ended up with this.
some photoview 360 renders of the assembly in solidworks, playing with transparent materials and lighting sources
DETAIL SHOT OF WIRE GUIDE DETENT GROOVE IN BOTH THE PRINT AND WOODEN STRIP
2ND ATTEMPT AT FULL ASSEMBLY
FIRST ATTEMPT AT FULL ASSEMBLY
FULLY ASSEMBLED RENDER OF LAMP MODULE WITH INTERFERENCE FIT SCREW HOLES TO HOLD PANEL SHAPE LED, PIVOT ADJUSTMENT USES 1/4" 20 TPI BOLT COMMONLY AVAILABLE AT HOME DEPOT
CROSS SECTION OF SWITCH BODY, THIS WAS THEN RAW WIRED TO FEIGN FUNCTIONALITY
In the end i had 2 functional lamps with removable barrel plugs that could be powered by usb ports, in the end this proved to be the limits of my electronic ability at the time.
In future versions I plan on intergrating small batteries into the base as well as using switches that are off the shelf so i have to do less experimenting to achieve a nice final result. however alot was learned here, and im proud I did it.
In future versions I plan on intergrating small batteries into the base as well as using switches that are off the shelf so i have to do less experimenting to achieve a nice final result. however alot was learned here, and im proud I did it.
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