
Energy Core Lamp V2 - Futuristic Sci-Fi RGB Light
Model details
- Platform
MakerWorld
- Price
- Free
- License
- PRIVATE-USE
- Personal use only: print for yourself, no selling or sharing.
- Formats
- 3MFSTL
- 310 Likes
- 156 Downloads
- 64 Makes
- 829 Collected
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Description
Energy Core Lamp – Futuristic Sci-Fi LED Light
Bring a true sci-fi atmosphere to your desk or room with the Energy Core Lamp . Inspired by futuristic reactors and power cores, this lamp is built from a fully 3D-printed housing.
The glowing core is created using RGB LED Tea light, placed inside a 3D-printed translucent PLA tube . You can cange the color with the remote if you use Transparent Translucent PETG
Perfect as a desk lamp, ambient light, display piece, or sci-fi decoration .
🔹 Features
- Futuristic Energy Core / Reactor design - Smooth, diffused light through a translucent PLA printed tube - Compact but highly detailed mechanical appearance - Modular internal layout for easy assembly - Suitable for desk, shelf, or display use - 💡 Printing Tips
- PLA Iron Gray Metallic filament gives the most realistic sci-fi look for the housing - Recommended print setting: 0.16 mm layer height for better result - Use PETG Translucent Clear filament so you can change the color using an RGB LED tealight . - It is bright enough with one tealight , but if you want to use two , you can attach them to the top using double-sided tape. For battery replacement , do not glue the top to the base. - All parts are designed to be printed without supports! - In some areas there are minimal overhangs, but they are barely noticeable. - 🔧 Assembly
- - Top Cover:
- The top cover can be assembled freely to your preference. It is secured using 4 pins , which are simply press-fit into place. - Push the pins in by hand until they sit firmly — the fit is tight
enough to hold everything securely. No glue is required.
- Core Tube & Cap Installation
- Once the previous steps are complete, remove the inner brim from the translucent printed tube . - Place the tube into its position, centered inside the lamp body. - Place the RGB LED tealight into the tube. - Place the top cap onto the base , and do not glue the top to the base so the battery can be replaced easily. - ✅ Assembly Complete!
- And this is how the Energy Core Lamp should look once fully assembled: - Boost Me One little Boost from you = one big push for my next project! 🚀💙 - Thank you very much for downloading this model! If you enjoyed it, please consider giving it a Boost, Like and following me for more similar designs and upcoming projects. - On my Patreon , I share what I’m currently working on and what’s coming next. If you’d like to support my work, you can join the Commercial Supporter tier for $5 , which also allows you to sell my models . - 🔒 Commercial Use Notice If you’d like to sell prints of my models, please subscribe to the Commercial Supporter license on my Patreon. 👉 Patreon link in my bio Thank you for supporting my work! 💙
Guides and print profiles
Print profiles and steps
0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
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