Diamond Shape Table Lamp
by ishant777 in Workshop > Laser Cutting
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Diamond Shape Table Lamp
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Hello There!
I made this Lamp for my home decoration. I used Local 20W Yellow Light and Some Designing and Lasercutting to make this project.
Now it's your time to make this project at your home and Glow your Space.
I made this Lamp in the shape of a Diamond.
Downloads
Supplies
1>Laptop for designing Your own Lamp
2>Laser cutting material (350mm x250mm x 3.9 mm)
3> Vernier caliper
4> Lasercutter access
5>20W Bulb
6> Bulb Holder
7>Some Wires and Tester with a screwdriver.
8>Adult supervision to Attach Lamp with Electricity
Design Your Lamp in Fusion360
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I use Fusion360 as design software to design my lamp and export the Lasercutting files for Cutting and Fabrication.
1>Sketch 200mm vertical Line on Center
2> Draw a Diamond Shape outline from top of the line to the bottom of the line.
3>start from top, draw line 10mm straight on the horizon.then Draw lines 30 degrees down and 60mm long.
4>draw a straight Vertical line to 30mm down.
5> draw a 20mm line from the bottom in the Horizontal direction.
6> join both points from top to bottom.
7>Now you have a closed sketch that looks like Diamond.
8>Use an offset tool to take an offset whole close loop for 15mm inside.
Make Intersection for Plates
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1. In the same sketch Draw 10 x 5 mm rectangle placed at 5mm below the top line.
2> Copy paste Rectangle and Move 10mm below m
3>Copy paste the same Rectangle and move it down straight and place it above 5mm from the bottom line.
4> Extrude this shape and you have the 1st piece of your lamp ready.
5>Use the Circular Pattern tool to make
6 >copies of your Diamond shape Lamp.
Design Circular Intersection Plate
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1> Construct a plane on First Intersection’s top plane.
2> Draw Circle 50mm and another circle 20mm inside.
3>Project Interaction of all Circular pattern parts on the Same plane.
4> Extrude sketch to 3.9mm to fit inside Intersection.
5> Copy the same plate 2 times and place it below Intersections.
Export .DXF File
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1> We have 2 sketches in the design tree.
2>right click on 1st sketch and Select Export dxf file and save it appropriate Location
3>repeate this for the 2nd Sketch.
Laser Cutting Design in MDF
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I have access to a 100-watt laser cutting machine.
I import a dxf file in cutting software and add cutting parameters as per material thickness.
Set material on origine, check Z-height for proper cutting. Don't forget to close Lid of the machine and start the exhaust to catch all smoke from the inside machine.
Start Laser cutting.
Assembly
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After cutting we have 9 cutting parts.
Assemble circles and side strips according to Intersection draw in Design
Electric Connection
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Take the Bulb holder and place it inside the Lamp.
Circular cutting will hold the bulb holder.
Use 2 standard cables to connect it to the Bulb Holder.
Connect Wires to Electric supply.
Add bulb in Holder and Switch on the Power supply.
Ta….da….
It’s Light it Up.