Moon Globe Night Light

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*****Please note***** The original "diffuser" component file had a scaling issue, has been replaced with "diffuserB" which should scale properly. The diffuser should be 15mm in diameter. My Moon Globe is a compilation of the best parts of the following merged in a way that makes it unique and I hope a little more user friendly. In addition, my build uses a LED module with remote control for colour choice brightness and fade effects. https://www.ebay.ca/itm/232434506112 Circuit Board USB Remote Control 16-Color DIY 3D Printing Moon Light Night TE783 or similar. I have added a diffuser cap for the LED module to scatter the light a bit more evenly for I think better effect. You may need, to lightly scrape parts for better fit for final assembly. The light module slides into the base/cap holder at the center gently turn for snug fit once in place. The base cap threads nicely into the globe threaded collar it allows disassembly to service light module if need be. Connect the battery lead, charge the module. You can turn it on by touching the metal collar of the charge port or better use the convenient IR remote set on base of your choice and enjoy the fruits of the work. https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2531838 Glowing Moon by Brandonzhun. I used this mount design for holding the light module from this post. https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2598082 Moon Lamp by WindoAC I used and modified the threaded mounting design from this and the stand in my project. https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1914642 Hot sale moon ball with LED light by stronghero I used the moon globe and base from this post amended to incorporate the items mentioned from the previous two posts. Sliced using Cura 3.04 Printed on an Anet A6 with PLA, MG Chemicals PLA 3D Printer Filament, 1.75 mm, 1 kg, Translucent (IMPROVED) Extruder set at 210⁰C Hot Bed set at 70⁰C Globe printed at 0.2mm with skirt, no supports, 100%infill Diffuser and holder printed at 0.2mm with brim, no supports, 100%infill Base/Cap printed at 0.2mm, curved surface up with supports from bed and brim, 100% infill As you, prepare for slicing ensure that all parts, are tightly settled flat on the build plate otherwise you may get some odd slicer behaviour. Always check the layer-by-layer view to be sure. Happy printing!