Solar table Lamp

Sunara Table Lamp

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This is another model designed using Make My Vase software on Maker World’s website. I finished the design in Blender and 3D Builder softwares. The white shades hold removable solar discs that can be charged on a windowsill, providing cordless, sustainable illumination.

Table Solar Lamp

The shade was printed in vase mode using Inland High Speed Silk PLA White at 0.24 layer height, 210° nozzle temperature. The bottom portion was printed with YOUSU Dual Color Wood PLA at 0.3 layer height, 206° nozzle temperature. Both parts were printed on a Bambu Lab A1 printer equipped with a hardened steel 0.6 nozzle.

Interior of Solar Table Lamp
Rayolon Solar Light

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