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Owl night lamp / bedside lamp

@LukiLan_2344673
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I've designed an interesting night lamp in the shape of an owl.


You'll need a few things, though:

Neodymium magnets 6×3 mm — 8 pcs (4 for the base, 4 for the owl body)

CA glue (cyanoacrylate glue)

Power cable with switch

E14 light bulb socket (the one from your photo — I can suggest how to mount it properly)

E14 light bulb (e.g., 2–4 W LED, warm light 2700–3000 K — I can advise depending on the effect you want)

M3 countersunk screws — a few pcs (let me know the length if you want, so we can match the material thickness)


Assembly Instructions for the Owl Night Lamp:

  1. Print the lampshade (the owl). + Insert 4 magnets
  2. Print the lamp base.
  • Connect the cables to the E14 light bulb socket.
  • Use the original nut from the socket to secure it from below.
  • Print the top nut yourself and attach it to secure the socket.
  • Once assembled, print and attach the bottom cable cover.

3.Print the base cover (decorative plate) with the visible side facing the PEI sheet for better surface structure.

  • Insert the magnets, making sure the polarity is correct.
  • Glue the cover to the base.
  1. Optional:
  2. At the bottom of the base, there is space for anti-slip feet. Use whatever you have available.
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Owl
lamp
night lamp
bedside lamp
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