Glow in the Dark Lamp
Project by
Alex Berger
Published On
May 30, 2014
General Information
Glow in the dark shade on a hardwood base
Open in Easel®
1
3D Printing
3D print a 3" cube with 1/8" thick walls.
2
Milling
Mill your wood base. I made the pocket that the glowing shade sits in 1/8" deep. I used a speed of 22 and a depth per pass of 0.04" on the Shapeoko 2.
3
Adding Feet
Cut 1/4" thick cork into small circles. Glue them onto the bottom corners of the wood base.
Can you post your STL file for the 3D print?
Jeff Talbot · June 02, 2014
Hey Jeff, the file has been posted!
Alex Berger · June 02, 2014
Thanks Bryan! You may want to check out the Omaha Maker Group. There's also a makerspace (with a 3D printer) at the Omaha Children's Museum; that could be good depending on the age of your school kiddos :)
Alex Berger · June 16, 2014
Wow Robert, that material looks really cool. Thanks for the recommendation. I will definitely check it out.
Alex Berger · June 16, 2014