Easy Color Change - Crystal Lamp - Crystal Cluster

Easy Color Change - Crystal Cluster Lamp For rechargeable or battery operated LED lights with approx. 80mm diameter and a maximum height of approx. 40mm. You can easily change the color of the crystal (which should be printed in colorless transparent filament). Yust print the COLORED_Cover_Plate in the desired color and place it above of the LED light at the Spacer_Tube. If you want to change the color of the light you only have to print the cover plate in another color. It only needs 17g of filament. I made two Spacer_Tubes of different heights. You only need one of them. You can, of course, scale it to the optimal height for you. (The LED light I use can be turned on with touch, and with the 19mm spacer, the cover plate sits directly on the light, so I don't even need to remove the cover plate; I can turn it on and off by touching the cover plate. Here is a link to the LED light I use ) Tip: You can store 2 to 3 colored cover plates under the LED light so that they don't lie around somewhere. This way, you have them right at hand when you want to change the color. Changes made to parts of the original design: modified the Crystal_Cluster_Bottom and removed the cable duct and the hole designed a Spacer_Tube where a 80mm LED light fits in designed a suitable Colored_Cover_Plate to change the color of the light scaled down all parts to 65% Crystal_Top should be printed in colorless transparent filament. COLORED_Cover_Plate should be printed in transparent filament in your desired color. All files are already pre-oriented. My print settings for PLA: 0,2mm layer height 2 walls 5% gyroid infill 5 top and bottom shell layers Crystal_Top print settings for PLA: transparent and colorless pla 0,2mm layer height 2 walls 0% infill 0 bottom shell layers 5 top shell layers print it with brim for better adhesion The strange bridges that occur at 0% infill can be ignored, as they don't negatively affect the appearance or light distribution (I actually think it looks pretty cool). They could also be trimmed off later with scissors. I left them in. Thanks to ChrisTheViolaNerd for the files I could use for this remix.