DIY - Build this LED RGB Mood Lamp with your 3D Printer

[@WildHunter7]

Very cool. Thanks for taking the time to post this. I'm printing it now and will use the links to order the parts. Thanks again.

[@KapmansBasementWorkshop]

I'm glad you like it. I had fun making it. Thanks for the comment and watching!

[@WildHunter7]

@@KapmansBasementWorkshop It came out great. I used a 25% infill. Definitely needs a little more. These LEDs are of great quality. My 5-year-old and I love to listen to music in our basement together. Having a few of these lights set to music mode will make it more entertaining. Thanks again. Keep them coming.

[@KapmansBasementWorkshop]

@@WildHunter7 I think 40% is the way to go on that light shade. I'm glad it worked out for you. I will try and purchase another controller as I have a good number of lights left over from this project. Thank you for the comments and watching!

[@KapmansBasementWorkshop]

@@WildHunter7 Sounds like a really great time!

[@jc84com]

Always interesting to print something without perimeters or top n bottoms. Great effect.

[@KapmansBasementWorkshop]

I agree. This is my 1st time trying to print without walls and it came out ok. Thanks!

[@DoctorValium]

Cool, to bad you didn't fold it over the top also, then you might have gotten rid of that dark spot. On the other hand, you can just solder on a little bit more.

[@KapmansBasementWorkshop]

I actually did and then cut that part off. Instead of filling in the dark spot, it appeared as individual colored spots, so I opted for the dark spot. Thanks for watching!

[@deone-entity3935]

Hey guys can we put kipper in, esp32s 3.2+

[@deone-entity3935]

Our team found that it is cheap but efficient

[@KapmansBasementWorkshop]

Well, why not? I use Klipper to run the LED lighting in my 3d printer.....

[@frosty076]

3:13 whats the filament?

[@KapmansBasementWorkshop]

I used clear ABS for the shade. Black ABS for the base.

[@WildHunter7]

Just curious, what percentage of infill did you use?

[@KapmansBasementWorkshop]

It was either 40% or 45%. I kept trying different values in Cura and then zooming in to see the effect. I'm pretty sure I settled on 40%...