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