Led (gu10) lamp holder 3D for print
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I bought these nice Philips Led lamps couple of years ago and they were supposed to fit into my c...eiling where I measured free height of around 8cm which was enough for them to fit. Unfortunately, not every hole did have the same free height so several of them didn't fit. As a result, for a long time those lamps were simply hanging there as I didn't want to buy any new ones (see photo). Having a 3D printer now, I thought of making my own design where the lamps would fit and still look good on the ceiling. Since I like the look of the lamps (and somehow want to be careful about the heat they do produce), I've chosen for an open design. The design consists of 2 parts having a lamp holder and the cover part which you simply push into the ceiling.
I already noticed 2 things with it which I'm sure can still be improved being:
- The cover might get little loose since it's just being pushed into the ceiling without any clips or so
- The holder / cover does not push the lamp into a straight position necessarily so you need to ensure it's straight manually (combining the holder / cover in a better way could probably solve that)
But overall, it does the trick and looks ok to me.
Any suggestions / ideas welcome.
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Yves Tilkin3d model description
Philips Led (GU10) lamp holder that fits in ceilingI bought these nice Philips Led lamps couple of years ago and they were supposed to fit into my c...eiling where I measured free height of around 8cm which was enough for them to fit. Unfortunately, not every hole did have the same free height so several of them didn't fit. As a result, for a long time those lamps were simply hanging there as I didn't want to buy any new ones (see photo). Having a 3D printer now, I thought of making my own design where the lamps would fit and still look good on the ceiling. Since I like the look of the lamps (and somehow want to be careful about the heat they do produce), I've chosen for an open design. The design consists of 2 parts having a lamp holder and the cover part which you simply push into the ceiling.
I already noticed 2 things with it which I'm sure can still be improved being:
- The cover might get little loose since it's just being pushed into the ceiling without any clips or so
- The holder / cover does not push the lamp into a straight position necessarily so you need to ensure it's straight manually (combining the holder / cover in a better way could probably solve that)
But overall, it does the trick and looks ok to me.
Any suggestions / ideas welcome.
