Ikea Grono Table Lamp Replacement

My Ikea GRÖNÖ lamp broke, so I designed replacement options. These files assume you have the IKEA electrical components (see the photo of the electrical cord). I printed the lamp (version B) on a resin printer. I tried to make the base opaque and then gradually added transparent resin over time. I started with a bit of black resin, added gray resin, and dyed the mixture blue. After the bottom part of the print was done, I added transparent blue resin several times and, then, when more of the print was done, I added clear resin. I got worried that it wasn't transparent enough, so when the print was ¾ done, I replaced most of the resin in the vat with transparent green. Once it was done, I didn't wash the print but used a brush to paint a thin layer of transparent green resin on the surface before putting it in my homemade UV curing station (ensuring there were no drips). This resulted in a glossy, smooth surface. The aesthetic aspects of the print were pleasing, as seen in the photos.

I created 4 variations. Some of those require a larger build plate than others. See the rendering images for what those might look like.

This model was NOT created with any use of AI.

It does require supports below the hollow part of the base. If you print with a resin printer, ensure that the supports don't intersect with the base. You can use auto supports, but then manually move the supports away from the base; otherwise, those will be difficult to remove, as I learned the hard way.

Print at the highest resolution settings for the best results. I used gray scale and antialiasing for a smoother result on my resin printer (Peopoly Prime).

Do not resize the model; otherwise, the light fixture will not fit.

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