Ikea Navlinge Light Dimmer

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Ikea [Navlinge](https://www.ikea.com/it/it/cat/naevlinge-serie-45239/) light dimmer. Just rotate the moving part of 120° to dimmer the light from ~0% to ~100%. [Assembling video](https://youtu.be/hPaWQdvRIXA) Made of 3 parts: 1- the main body 2- the frontal insert 3- the rotating knob. *PRINTING INSTRUCTIONS* All parts are optimized for 0.8 line width (you do not need a larger nozzle, just increase extrusion with in cura using the standard 0.4mm nozzle) **Main body** - must be printed in spiralized outer contour - the shorter radius must be placed in the build plate (see blue surface in image) - add brim to achieve more stability - optimized for 0.6-0.8 line width (you do not need a larger nozzle, just increase extrusion with in cura using the standard 0.4mm nozzle) - set the bottom thickness to 2mm or more, this part is screwed together to the lamp **frontal insert** - must be printed in spiralized outer contour - the cavity part must be placed in the build plate with the locking mechanism on the upper part (see blue surface in image) - optimized for 0.6-0.8 line width (you do not need a larger nozzle, just increase extrusion with in cura using the standard 0.4mm nozzle) - set the bottom thickness to 2mm. This part is the one that guarantees the ~0% of light **rotating knob** - must be printed in spiralized outer contour - the cavity part must be placed in the build plate with the locking mechanism on the upper part (see blue surface in image) - optimized for 0.6-0.8 line width (you do not need a larger nozzle, just increase extrusion with in cura using the standard 0.4mm nozzle) - set the bottom thickness to 2mm. This part is the one that guarantees the ~0% of light *ASSEMBLING INSTRUCTIONS* > [assembling video](https://youtu.be/hPaWQdvRIXA) - Unscrew the *lamp* from the IKEA support - Insert the *lamp* in the *main body* and snap it inside it - Firmly holding the *body+lamp* assembly to avoid unwanted rotations screw back the lamp in the IKEA support until it is blocked - Snap in the *frontal insert* in the main body. You must lock the parts following the 3 locking pins - Snap in the *rotating knob* in the frontal part. - Now the knob should freely rotate 360° and the body should be locked in place [HERE](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4976693) you can find a similar project from jaroslavkovar ENJOY