Max Maker Ceiling Light
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This is a fully 3D printed Ceiling Light with GU10 Light Sockets
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This ceiling light can be printed on any 200x200mm printer. I used a MK3S with PLA. Its a relatively large object and about the size of a skateboard. Thats why it needs to be printed in segments. You can glue them together with super glue. There are also some locating pins for M10 threaded bar but you probably dont need them. The super glue is very strong.
If you want a very nice finish you need some sanding, filling and spray painting.
The clear parts were printed with the spiral vase mode. The bottom of those vases gets filled solid automatically. I used a 0.6mm nozzle. I didnt try a 0.4mm one.
Stuff you need:
clear PLA
normal PLA
2x GU 10 Light Sockets (I got mine from recessed ceiling lights
2x GU 10 Light bulbs about 3-4 Watts
Super Glue
Some cables
1-3mm steel wire. A curtain hanger could work. I used welding rods.
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Disclaimer: You are dealing with 230V electrics (or 110V in the US). If you get shocked there can be serious danger to your health. Also faulty electrical connections can cause fires. Be sensible. Ask a Electrician for help if you are unsure. I gladly provide the 3D printed files but I am not liable for what you do with them. Especially with the elctrical part. You are replicating this build at your own risk. If you want to avoid risks, go buy one in a store. Check the temperature after a while to make sure the light bulbs dont get too hot. Follow manufacturers reccomendations.