Functional Followspot Lamp
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A small model of Robert Juliat's Cricket followspot that can be used as a lamp.
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- Source
- Printables
- Category
- Home Decor
- License
- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial
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Introduction
Preview model was made in Fusion 360 and tested on Prusa MINI+ with Prusament galaxy black PLA and galaxy silver PLA (except LED holder, which was made with Pursament PETG to stand higher temperatures, but i don't think that's necessary).
Around 300 g of filament used and estimated 50 hours of printing (in 0.15mm quality).
Why did i choose to make this model? I felt like it would be cool to have it at home. Currently it serves as a desk lamp.
Non-printable parts needed for assembling:
Electronics:
MR16 EV7W LED (or any other source with GU5.3 socket)
12V 1A transformer (usually sold for LED lights)
Not important, but looks cool:
30mm fan (Raspberry Pi 5V fan for example)
40 ohm resistor (can be higher, used to transfer 12V to 5V for the fan)
Others:
Bolt 8 x M4x10 or similar
Nut 4 x M4
Bolt 3 x M3x15 (important for iris)
Bolt 2 x M3x20
Nut 3 x M3
5 colored filters + 1 frost filter
Strong glue
That's all!
All the instructions are in the photos. This is my first thing i ever created and printed, so i apologize for any mistakes i made. If you have any question, please leave a comment.
Looking foward for your makes! Enjoy!