Table Lamp for low wattage LED Bulbs

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I purchased several LED speaker bulbs to enjoy music in my home, however I did not have any lamps that I liked, so I ordered a few sockets and, after countless hours and 20 or so iterations, landed upon this as my final design.

I like it a lot, I suspect someone else may as well, thus I gift it into the Public Domain 🍻

Search “Hanging Lantern Extension Cord Cable, E26 Pendant Light Socket On Off Inline Cord Switch Control Lamp” or image search the stock photo below, and you should be able to find a similar socket.

Designed in OnShape and printed on my K1, I don't remember my exact settings, but it definitely looks better when you use "Fuzzy Skin" on the outer components (sometimes I use fuzzy skin to make interference fits for my prints when I want a fairly solid connection but don't want to use glue such as between the base plate and base shell in this model).  Files are oriented how I modeled them, photos are how they were oriented during the print, you'll have to manipulate them for printing on your setup.  I did not need supports, I used a brim on the reflector.

The inner base can be filled with plaster or cement to add weight, a piece of cork can be glued to the bottom to prevent it from sliding.  The reflector is optional, and makes quite a difference when using an opaque filament for the shade such as with the gold filament used in the lamp from the cover photo.  I cannot tell you a maximum wattage, but the bulbs I've been using for past 6 months or so consume 9 Watts and generate very little heat.