Lithophane Lamp (rotatable)

PD3D Lithophane Lamp

Thank you for choosing to 3D print and assemble my lithophane lamp! 

Please use the “PD3D Lithophane Assembly Instructions.pdf” guide, which will walk you through the steps to assemble the lamp.

🛠 Required Components🛠 

3D Printed Parts

• Lamp Base.stl
• M40 Threaded Insert with Cutouts.stl
• Litho Picture Base.stl
• Top Lid.stl
• M40 Nut (-0.2mm Tolerance) 
• Lithophane Panels (x4 Photos of your choice)

Additional Components (Purchased Separately)

To complete your lamp, you’ll need the following non-printed parts:

E14 LED Bulb (Small Edison Screw) x 1

• Amazon (Affiliate)
• AliExpress (Cheaper but slower)

E14 Lamp Socket (Bayonet-style for M40 slotted thread) x 1

• UK Option: eBay
• Non-UK Option: AliExpress

4x2mm Magnets (Optional, for securing lid) x 8

• Amazon (Affiliate)
• AliExpress (Cheaper but slower)

Tools Required

• Flathead screwdriver (small)
• Super glue (Every 3D'er should have this)

🔹 Affiliate Disclaimer: The Amazon links above are affiliate links, meaning I may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you.

I’m giving you free reign on this print, meaning you can sell your printed lamps for profit like me. If you really appreciate my work on this lamp and would like to say thank you, then why not buy me a drink, 

You can do so by using my PayPal Me link here: Buy Paul a Drink

💡 Usage Tips

• Use a warm or daylight E14 LED bulb for the best lithophane effect.
• If swapping lithophanes, rotate the panels or try different lighting temperatures to enhance the image.
• Do not use incandescent bulbs, as they may generate excess heat.

Enjoy your new lithophane lamp & thank you for all the drinks, it means a lot!

*apologies to anyone that has already downloaded this lamp model, for some reason when I exported the Litho Picture Base.stl file, it hadn't included the pins that retain the lid in place. I have now added this file as it should be. Again , I'm very sorry for this oversight.