Cellular Lamp Magnetic Stand

*EDIT 1*: While printing the base, there was extremely odd tool paths. I looked at the model again and realized it was tilted a few fractions of a degree causing odd printing. I have uploaded the new fixed model for this. Base_Mag_V2.stl

*EDIT 2*: I printed this and suggest to print it at around 104-105%. I made the tolerances in the holes slightly too small. Additionally, I have rewired mine up to be controlled through my phone using the "Blynk" app (https://www.blynk.cc/). I changed the board from an adafruit trinket pro to a ESP8266 development board (I used this one: http://a.co/adm7Jz2 It says ESP8265, but it shows up as an ESP8266)

I wanted a nice base to use with the amazing cellular lamp so I made one. I wanted to be able to easily disassemble it so I used magnets to hold it all together. There is room on the inside for all of the internal electronics. For the electronics, I used an adafruit trinket pro and a 12 ring neopixel to control the lights. You could use a bluefru