LED Grow Lamp Holders for Hydroponics Tower
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Attach grow lights to your hydroponics tower
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- Outdoor & Garden
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I originally added the LED arms and lights to my 5 gallon bucket with lid from here but they were really floppy.
So I mixed the LED holder with the half spacer with no turn that I remixed from here. To get the lights far enough away from the plants, I extended the arms 80mm. I also tweaked the end of the arm slightly to rest all the way down on the body of the half for a bit more structure.
To assemble this, you need to print
- 1 half with light support
- 3 long arms
- 3 LED_Holder_Tip from here
You'll need 9x #8-32 x 1-1/2 in. machine screws & nuts to attach the arms to the half and the tips to the arms.
I used these LED lights as recommended from the original design on thingiverse.
I used these settings:
- half - about 2 hours at regular speed on my Bambu Lab X1C
- critical supports only (so just the 6 little “legs” that stick out)
- 3 or more walls
- 30% infill
- 0.2mm
- no brim (although you may want a brim)
- long arms - about 4 hours each at regular speed on my Bambu Lab X1C
- no supports
- 3 walls
- 50% infill
- 0.2mm
- LED Holder Tip (don't remember print time)
- orient vertically (to preserve the cleanness/dimensions to fit the LED lights)
- supports are needed
- 30% infill
- 0.2mm
I did this quickly in Tinkercad so it's not perfect, but function over form :)
