Yeah + Gyver lamp double remix with new shade designs

I have started adding some of my own shade designs. Check back for more in the future!

This remix also contains a revised base for the upstream lamp, it adds a button and DC barrel jack input locations.

For my lamp I used a set of 11 strips of 27 LEDs each (overkill) controlled with an esp32 using WLEDs 2D array which is how I get coherent pattern. The button lets you cycle between animations and turn the lamp off without removing power.

For power I have a LM2596 DC-DC buck converter providing the LEDs and esp32 with 5V from the barrel jack input of 9-24V 2A.

Glue the thread ring to the shade, I used 5 minute epoxy.

The switch and DC barrel jack threaded into the print and the button cover can be pushed onto the switch.

Print settings:

• Shades
  • White PLA
  • Upside down
  • Vase mode
  • 0.2 mm layer
  • 5 bottom layers
  • Slow the print down for the first ~10 layers as I got some holes in this area
• Base
  • Wood PLA
  • Support the front of the switch with organic supports
  • No support for the rest of the model
• Button
  • Wood PLA
  • Support from print bed only 
• Thread, led stand
  • No supports needed

Button used:

https://vi.aliexpress.com/item/1005007783283991.html (found using “momentary button” search term)

https://www.jaycar.com.au/black-miniature-pushbutton-spst-momentary-action-125v-1a-rating/p/SP0711

https://www.altronics.com.au/p/s1071a-spst-black-push-off-mini-pushbutton-switch/

DC barrel jack input:

https://vi.aliexpress.com/item/1005004294161887.html (found using “2.1mm DC barrel socket” search term)

https://www.jaycar.com.au/2-1mm-inline-male-dc-power-connector/p/PS0526

https://www.altronics.com.au/p/p0614-2.1mm-male-dc-power-strain-relief-line-socket/

• Visible height of the base changed from 11.4mm to 15.4mm
• An embedded switch at the front was added
• Rear port was changed to support a DC barrel jack input