Lighting option for Small HoneyComb Lamp Shade Remix from Tada3

I was looking for a simple way to light up the HoneyComb Lamp Shade. With an inexpensive LED light chain and a small battery case which should fit inside without any problems. A version with a timer seemed particularly useful to me. The string of lights used is 2 m long and contains 20 small LED bulbs which are powered by 2 AA batteries. The distance between the individual LEDs is 10 cm and emits warm white light. The three-position switch (ON/Timer/OFF) switches the fairy lights on for 6 hours and off automatically for 18 hours. It is simply pushed inside with the battery housing and fed upwards through the small gap to the outside. Then you wrap it around the tube up to the top and feed it through the small hole where it is held. The tube fits into the lamp shade with a little pressure and holds firmly without glue, screws or anything else. Printed in PLA+ Infill 15% No supports No brim No problem