Big Space Rocket Lamp

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A Big Space Rocket Lamp! This new Big Space Rocket Lamp uses two components of my "Big Plant Space Rocket" (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1548574). In addition, there is a new part which serves as a LED candleholder. The interesting thing is that you can use lights on two levels: Inside and on top of it. On top up to three LED tealights. Because the objects are identical (Big Plant Rocket & Big Rocket Lamp), they can be used for both plants as well as a lamp. Enjoy and upload some photos with your Rocket-Lamp in action! Dimensions: ca. 24 x 24 x 37 cm Printed with PLA. Printing time total: ca. 46 h Fillament total: ca. 500g (If it is only used as a lamp and not for plants, a lot of material and printing time can be saved (= less layer), because it does not have to be waterproof.) Recommendation: Experiment with lights. Several lights give a diffuse glow. A single strong light source (lamp) above throws a beautiful ornament on the wall. Important! Do not use real burning candles! Only LED candles! Note: You will also find a replacement foot. When a foot breaks or was not beautifully printed due to bad Fillament, it can easier be reprinted. A holder for a light bulb eventually follows... Update: 29.05.2016: Added a new candleholder-part. You would prefer a smaller Space Rocket Lamp? There is a small version of it: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1563042 ------------------------ If you have no 3D-printer, you can buy a printed copy here:www.shapeways.com/product/KBA98GJLE/ ------------------------ Print Settings Notes: The Top-Part printet with 2 Layer wall, 4-5 top and floor. Infill 15%. I used Woodsticks for support (See pictures). These can simply support the last 1 cm when printing. Apart from that it needs no support. For Bottom- and Candleholder-Part is no support required. Custom Section For the Top-Part use Woodsticks for support. These can simply support the last 1 cm when printing. Apart from that it needs no support. Experiment with different light sources ... Enjoy and upload some photos with your Rocket-Lamp in action!