Arc Reactor Lamp – Powered by WAGO Connectors
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What if Iron Man built his Arc Reactor with WAGO connectors? Here’s my take! :)
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Model information
- Source
- Printables
- Category
- Home Decor
- License
- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial
Description:
What if one of the most iconic energy sources — the Arc Reactor from Iron Man — was built using WAGO connectors? This 3D-printed lamp is my playful take on that idea! It reimagines Tony Stark’s famous power core using WAGO 221 and 224 connectors
Assembly Instructions:
All connectors simply press into their designated slots.
The base also fits easily into the lamp’s grooves.
You can choose any decorative wires you like — I used 1.5 mm² copper wires.
As the light source, I used a generic LED lamp from AliExpress, but its dimensions are identical to the Bambu Lab lamps.
To install it into the model: unscrew the top part, remove the glass, insert the lamp into the base, and screw the top part back on.
Printing Instructions:
Top part – can be printed with your preferred standard print settings.
Bottom part – to make the base thinner, I used a slightly non-standard lamp mounting approach. Because of this, the central opening needs to be printed with supports. Hopefully, that won’t be a big issue for you.
It’s best to use PETG for this print or any other material with a higher melting temperature (at least bottom part), since the LED lamp gets quite hot and PLA might not handle the heat well