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Puck base for threaded moon lamp
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Low profile moon lamp base matching the Lithophane Moon Lamp with Wide Screw Base by TheQuickSilver
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This is a puck-shaped base for The QuickSilver's Lithophane Moon Lamp with Wide Screw Base. It uses threaded inserts and features a strain relief for the cable. Technically this is not a remix but a complete new design.
BOM:
printed parts
- 1x Puck_Base
- 1x Puck_Lid
- 1x Puck_Cable_Clamp
hardware
- 8x M3 threaded heat set inserts (I used these)
- 8x M3x10 BHCS screws (other lengths or countersunk screws (if used carefully) may work as well
- 1x cable (preferably with a switch) with a diameter of ca. 6mm (I used these but without the socket)
- 1x E14 light socket with an outer thread. They should not have a fixed cap at the bottom, otherwise they may not fit (I used these, you should probably get something comparable at most hardware stores)
To assemble the base:
- Use a soldering iron to insert all heat set inserts.
- Then insert the cable through the cable channel and screw in the light socket. If necessary, remove the bottom first! The light socket should be a pretty tight fit. If not, you may secure it using a socket nut (usually you will get them with your socket) or with glue
- Crimp the cable ends and connect them to the light socket
- Secure the wire with the cable clamp (strain relief!) You may additionally use zip-ties
- Close the bottom of the base
- Screw in an E14 light bulb and the moon lamp
- Enjoy
Additional information:
- All parts are already oriented exactly how they're supposed to be printed
- Only the Puck base requires support, everything else prints perfect without
- Use the stl files for slicing. PrusaSlicer may not be able to mesh the step files correctly
- If you require any changes or adaptations, modify the step files or contact me
- You may want to test your printer and it's tolerances for the thread. I added an stl file to test just that