Stargate ZPM USB Charging Lamp

I made this ZPM USB charging lamp a couple years ago and decided to post it finally! This is remixed, with modifications to fit the hardware. My thanks to the original creator for saving me a lot of work on the base model.

Tools:

• Soldering Iron

• Hot Glue Gun

• Philips Screw Driver

• Exacto or utility Knife

Instructions: 
1) Print all 3 parts
2) Take apart the USB Power Supply and remove the shell, but keep the screws.
3) Unsolder the power cord from the USB power supply unit. Feed the cord through the hole in the base model, then solder it back to the USB Power Supply. 
4) Screw the USB Power Supply Board to the base model. You may only be able to get one screw in, because I didn't get the alignment right. It will still work fine. 
5) Carefully strip the rubber from the ends of the USB extension cords using a knife.
6) Insert the USB Extension cords into the USB Power Supply and lay the USB extension cords into the openings in the base model. *Tip: Make sure they are all aligned in your preferred position.
7) Glue the base cap model on top.
8) Add some glue (hot glue or other) to the ends of the USB extension cords to provide stability. 
9) Plug in your USB LED Strip
10) Put on the top model. 
11) Paint your crystals - I skipped this step because I like how it looks as is, but you can paint some crystals green and yellow for screen accuracy.
12) Add your hot clue along the edges. You can't really go wrong with this, it's supposed to look messy and organic.

Materials Used:

• Super Glue

• Translucent Red PLA

• Black hot glue sticks

• USB remote controlled LED Strip

• USB Extension Cords:  https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00CJG2ZYM?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1

• USB Power Supply: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07PGRG73K?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1