Midnight Sunflower

MIDNIGHT SUNFLOWER

This is my latest household decor. A beautiful midnight sunflower, that almost looks like a spider.

It is perfect for your leaving room, it gives a nice touch on the wall with its unique effect.

 

For the Assembly:

Is very simple to put it all together.

1. Print all the components.
2. Before you install it on the wall, buy a Lamp fixture (see picture 1). Ideally one that matches the fixture's hole diameter demonstrated on the assembly sheet.
3. Install the Lamp fixture on the base, simply by pushing it through the hole, then use the fixture's threaded clip to secure it in place.
4. Install all the fins on the base. This is very simple, but be careful as they have a curved surface, first push gently and then twist.
5. Finally you can install the wires on the lamp fixture before you install it on the wall.

Note: Lamps can get very hot. Therefore use only Led Lamps to avoid overheating the material.

 

Lamp Fixture

(Picture 1)

 

As you can see on the picture, there is a ring above my fingers. That is the threaded clip, which you will use to secure the lamp fixture on the base. The 3 holes at the bottom are for the wires, positive, negative and earth. 

 

Lamp Type:

You can use any type of Lamp. This is a personal choice, as to how bright, or dim you want it to be. The one used on my model has a unique black shading at the front, blocking the light in one direction and you can find it using the link below:

https://www.mydesigndrops.com/lamptiras-led-pala958wwdimb-dim-e27-8w-2700k-900lm-clear-black-aca-6761271011010 

 

As mentioned the lamp I used has a black shading at the front, you can also find in the website above the same lamp with silver or rose gold shading. 

 

Material:

The model is made of SUNLU ABS. I have not used any special printing settings, only thing to keep in mind, bed temperatures that worked, and had no trouble printing it without any glue, was 110 Celsius constant plate temperature.

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