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BoostGro Vertical Light Stand

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5 g
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19.2 min
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PLA
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Bambu Lab P1S - 0.4 nozzle
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0.20mm Standard

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Remix of the Utilitech grow light stand for the BoostGro 46.1-in model found at Lowe's

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The BoostGro LED grow lights were available and cost-effective at my local Lowe's, and I liked the design of the light stand. The pictures will show that either end of the grow light can be fitted in, and it is possible to daisy chain the lights using either end in the stand.

I've included a fit test to save time and materials to give you a feel for how the light fits.

I recommend using the 3mf files over the stl files. The 3mf files adhere to the measurements and print at a 160mm x 160mm space on the bed. The stl files are included for reference if someone wants to make changes.

Lowe's light info:

https://www.lowes.com/pd/BoostGro-46-1-in-1-Light-White-30-Watt-Full-spectrum-LED-Grow-light-kit/5016311617

BoostGro 46.1-in 1 -Light White 30 -Watt Full spectrum LED Grow light kit

Item #6904543 | Model #GCS46WHTA1

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Model used was GPT6-Astra, connected to Blender via the Blender MCP add-on.

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