PARAMETRIC customizable Led E14 E27 Lamp

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Unleash your creativity with SHADEVIA — a fully parametric lamp system designed to help you generate beautiful, functional lighting in minutes. With 1,500+ design combinations, you can mix and match a wide range of bases and shades, tweak proportions, switch patterns, and dial in the exact look you want—whether you’re aiming for minimal, architectural, organic, or geometric styles.

SHADEVIA supports multiple setups, including the Bambu Lab LED Lamp Kit-001 as well as standard E14/E27 sockets, so you can build anything from a compact night light to a bold table lamp or desk lamp. Use the Assembly View to preview the complete lamp instantly, then fine-tune your design with the Color Picker to visualize different finishes before printing. The model is built for a smooth maker workflow: clear parameters, fast iteration, and customizable details—so you can go from idea to printable result in seconds.

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For LED lamps (Bambu LED Kit-001, low heat):

PLA is completely fine
IF:

• You use LED only (no halogen, no incandescent)
• No closed heat chamber
• No high ambient heat (>45°C)

Modern LED kits run cool (usually <50°C surface temp).

For decorative desk / table / night lamps →
PLA is safe and standard.

⚠️ When PLA is NOT ideal

Avoid PLA if:

• Using E14 / E27 with halogen bulbs
• Using high-watt incandescent bulbs
• Lamp is fully closed with poor ventilation
• Placed in very hot rooms or near windows in summer

PLA softens around 55–60°C (glass transition temp).

🏗 Best Material Choice per Part

🟢 Lamp Shade

For LED only:

PLA ✔ (perfect)

For higher heat margin:

PETG ✔✔ (better)
ASA ✔✔✔ (professional)
ABS ✔ (but harder to print)

If you want premium durability →
PETG is a great upgrade over PLA.

🟢 Lamp Base

Base usually contains electronics + cable.

PLA is fine.

If:

• Base encloses power supply tightly
• No ventilation
• Warm climate

→ PETG recommended.

💡 My Professional Recommendation for SHADEVIA

Standard Version (most users)

PLA for:

• Base
• Shade

“Premium / Safe” Version

• Shade → PETG
• Base → PETG
• Transparent shade → Translucent PETG

🌡 Temperature Summary

Material	Safe up to	Recommended for
PLA	~55°C	LED lamps
PETG	~75–80°C	Safer option
ASA	~95°C	High durability
ABS	~100°C	Advanced users