Kumiko style lamp (V1.0)

Good day, and welcome to my first creation:

This is a kumiko style lamp i created, inspired by @christianeils_782105 job, but i made it from scratch, with a different approach in mind. Main lamp specs:

-179x95x95mm, with the tallest piece being 136mm (it should fit in most 3d printers)

-Alignment pins added for the main frame

-Different top and side panels, with standard size to create your own if you like (75x125 and 75x75mm)

-Small closed space at the bottom to put inside any electronic you want (main use would be to hide batteries, charging ports and buttons)

The goal is to create a small portable lamp, powered by batteries, easy to print, that can be made in most of 3d printers, being able to choose the panels.

The files are separated in 3 folders:

-Main body (the basic frame)

-Top panels (a collection of different top panels)

-Side panels (a collection of different side panels)

Of course, the main body is mandatory, but then you can select any combination of top and side panels to fit your style. Most panels have 2 versions: normal and with base. The idea is to print the normal one if you want to use your own light diffusion sheet, or just none; and the “with base” one, to add nothing else. Printing it in white with “Hilbert Cube” pattern makes it look like some kind of fabric. You can also pause the print once it has finished the first layers (it has 0.5mm, so first 0.3mm layer and second 0.2mm) and change the filament color, resume and let it finish.

Everything should be friction fit, but adding a few drops of cyanoacrylate once it's finished is recommended.

Only bottom frame should need supports, please be aware of orientation for “with base” pieces.

FIRST UPDATE (V0.2): In order not to erase old data, i'll move the V0.1 models to it's own folder. Here is a list of changes i made for this version:

• Modified the main frame to create a slot, no more glue needed for side panels.
• Applied tolerance corrections to the model. Now they should fit correctly (added 0.5mm wide and tall).
• Changed the alignment pins style. Now you have a new separated piece to print. Two of them can be connected to create a pin, that then is inserted in the space of each frame part. It is quite tight, but can be adjusted with some sanding (or scale it with the slicer). Horizontal orientation is mandatory, and think of it as a single use (you may split one of the frame parts if you pull too hard). Only the feet use the old method, but have also been adjusted a bit.
• Modified the side and top panels to make them thinner (to be able to fit in their slot comfortably, and make them cheaper and faster to print)
• Added two new side panels

RELEASE UPDATE (V1.0): After modifying it several times while printing it, i've decided this is the v1.0 version. The base has now the right size for the usb plug, the bottom cover finally has tolerances adjustment, the alignment pins have been tested, and works perefctly for me… I also added a new side panel to hang it in the wall with the typical plastic thing with double sided tape.

I think that's all, i'd appreciate any kind of feedback to make any kind of correction or modification you suggest.