Lego Design Lightbox

Welcome,If you enjoyed my model, please consider supporting me with sharing your make or leaving a like. For information, filament tests, and much more, all about 3D printing, feel free to check out my homepage or join my Filament Deal Channel. Check out my models :)https://3dblog.eu/enI redesigned the famous Lego logo as a lightbox. I didn't stop with just the box; I also made a perfectly fitting base for it. This allows you to store a microcontroller inside and use a USB-C socket in the back to connect it. This is the first of a series inspired by this Logo design. Stay tuned and follow for more 😉FeaturesPrinted LED guide for widths up to 10mm.The LEDs are guided directly from and into the base.The base can be secured with a self-adhesive door bumper.A common USB-C socket can be used to power the lightbox.Nice looking light box! RecommendationFor Material:Use the material you prefer. I used PLA: Black:Sunlu PLA+ BlackRed:Sunlu PLA+ redYellow:Sunlu PLA+ pure yellow (rare color)White: Creality Hyper PLAFor LEDs There are many options available. I made multiple boxes: with programmable RGB LEDs and an ESP32, and with pure cold white COB LEDs. Both versions run on 5V via USB-C. If soldering isn't your thing, you can use the LED set from Bambulab, which includes everything you need, including a remote control. COB LED I used: BTF COB LED cold whiteon AliExpressRGB LED I used: BTF WS2812 ECO 60pix/mon AliExpressPrintingThere are three plates you need to print. Starting with Plate 1 and Plate 2, these are the essential parts of the whole thing. Plate 1 is the logo with the box walls. Be careful and clean the nozzle and print bed before starting the print. Plate 2 is straightforward to print; it's just the lid/back plate of the box.Plate 3a is designed to fit a USB-C socket. You can purchase it from:AmazonAliExpress 1AliExpress 2Bill of Materials - You'll need approximately 70cm of any LED strip light you like, along with a power source of your choice. - Addition