3D printed Boho Lamp Design Project
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Most 3D prints look cheap because people stop the second the print bed cools down. I designed this lamp specifically…
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- Home Decor
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Most 3D prints look cheap because people stop the second the print bed cools down. I designed this lamp specifically to serve as a clean canvas for a high-end, gallery-worthy finish.
With a light sanding and a few passes of matte spray paint, raw plastic transforms into a heavy, custom ceramic-like art piece.
Additionally, the main body features a screwable design, allowing you to fill the inside to add extra weight and stability if necessary.
"The machine crafts the form. The finish gives it soul."
📺 Watch how I designed, printed, and finished this lamp on YouTube:
🛠 The High-End Finishing Method
Print: Use your material of choice (PLA or PETG).
Sand: Lightly sand the outer surface to knock down prominent layer lines
Paint: Apply 2–3 thin, even passes of matte pastel spray paint (e.g., matte beige, off-white, or sage green).
The matte finish absorbs light, hiding layer lines and giving the surface a rich ceramic texture.
🔌 Hardware & Assembly (BOM)
LED Lamp Kit (1PCS) - MH001
Assembly: Thread the power cord through the bottom opening and secure/screw the socket into the housing.
- Print Settings & Profile
Material: PLA or PETG
Layer Height: 0.20mm (or 0.16mm for even smoother surfaces)
Wall Loops: 3–4 (prevents light from bleeding through the walls)
Infill: 15% Gyroid
Supports: Yes
Brim: Recommended if you have bed adhesion issues
Tags / Keywords lamp, lighting, homedecor, minimalist, ceramic, designer, interior, desktop
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