Giant LED (v2)
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This is version 2 ... improved print time with less plastic also makes it brighter.
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This is version 2 ... improved print time with less plastic also makes it brighter!
I love LEDs so I made a really big one for my desk. Using a Pixelblaze controller it can be controlled over WiFi to turn on/off/dim and change the color, using webhooks I can also use it as an indicator for Home Automation, such as turning green when the laundry is done, or red when the garage door is left open.
Legs are 6.5mm square aluminum rod from Home Depot which became the basis for the 12.5 to 1 scale of a typical LED.
WiFi LED controller from https://www.bhencke.com/pixelblaze
Holes within Huge LED bottom part A (base) allow you to route wires to the legs, just strip and leave the bare end of the wire in the square hole before pushing the square rod into the hole, snug fit makes good electrical contact.
Base uses leaf spring push-in battery terminals such as https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B06VTPWM6M to make contact with the legs. Simply solder the 5v power wires from a USB cable, then push the terminals in from the bottom, so they clip over the plastic support.
Huge LED top (dome) = PVB 0.15mm Quality, 15%, brim, supports
Huge LED bottom part A (base) = PVB 0.15mm Quality, 15%, no brim, no supports
Huge LED bottom part B (insert) = PVB 0.15mm Quality, 15%, no brim, no supports
...part B needs to be super-glued into part A
Giant LED Stand = PLA 0.15mm Quality, 15%, brim, no supports