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IKEA Relatera LED Desk Lamp (With Dimmer)

Thomas Reitmayr avatarThomas Reitmayr

May 31, 2025

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Description

This model has the following features:

  • Designed specifically to fit into the holes of an IKEA Relatera desk.
  • No supports needed on any of the parts (assuming they are printed in the orientation given in the STL files).
  • Touch switch and dimmer hidden in the base case with distinct LED dot where to touch.
  • Paraboloidal reflector

Printing hints:

  • I used white PCTG but any other filament should do.
  • I recommend printing the nut and the threaded part of the outer stud with thin layers < 0.2 mm to have a smooth fastening experience.

The additional parts needed are:

  • LED strip
    I used rigid MultiBar24 from leds.de, the reflector is designed for those
  • LED switch/dimmer
    I used an “Aftertech Dimmer Touch Switch” from Amazon
  • 5.5 mm x 2.1 mm DC socket
  • adequate DC power adapter (e.g. 12 or 24 volts)
  • 4 tiny screws to mount the two parts of the case.
  • 3 screws and wing nuts for the hinges
  • a wooden strip of an appropriate length for the arm, 5 mm x 10 mm
  • some wire to connect the base with the LED strip

Things to consider during assembly:

  • The small pins in the reflector are meant to be melted over the LED strip to keep it in place. This avoids having to use double-sided adhesive tape.
  • Glue in the small adapter part into the reflector.
  • If you do not manage to screw in the DC socket (due to the twisting wires), cut out the inner threads with a drill and glue the socket in.
  • Pushing/pulling the DC wires of the socket through the (left) hole can be a bit fiddly. Push in with a pin from the other hole to get the wires bend into the hole.
  • Put in the inner stud so that it has to be turned ~180° for the regular lamp position. This way the stud is fixed and cannot be pulled out, only when turned back ~180°.

License:

GNU General Public License v3.0

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