Lighthouse Lamp

LighthouseHelp Benchy find his way back to port!This spectacular lighthouse is a great way to explore multi-color printing as well as simple electronic circuits!The body just screws onto the base!Materials:• 3mm LED – Soft white: https://amzn.to/4tat210• 3V+ Battery – (I used CR123A): https://amzn.to/3Pp3VJj• Battery Holder: https://amzn.to/47ogpab• Resistor – 147 Ohms: https://amzn.to/4t8Culi• 12mm Latching Button: https://amzn.to/4lQcybX*Affiliate Links - I may earn a small commission if you make a purchase.Recommended SettingsPlease read the updated instructions file.If you don’t have and AMS/CFS, you can add a PAUSE in the slicer to create the red and white stripes.For more information on multi-color printing, check here:Multi-Color Printing with the K1CFor more information on building the light circuit check here:LEDs and 3D PrintingAssemblyThe battery goes in the center compartment. Just glue in whatever Battery holder you decide to use. Wires can run underneath the compartment walls. (I used a CR123A battery and a matching holder.) In the picture below, the black and white wires running out of scene will go to the LED light.A resistor needs to be wired into the circuit somewhere in the base. I used a high-value resistor to keep the light dim, but you could easily make it brighter. (If using a Use 15Ω to 150Ω resistor, depending on brightness.)The led can be glued into the LED holder piece, which screws into the top of the lighthouse body.It is a good idea to insulate your wires before fully assemblingGlue the roof and railing into place along the fitted indents.Ensure that you don’t get the circuit permanently assembled before you get a chance to run the LED wires up the body of the lighthouse!Commercial Use:This model is for PERSONAL USE ONLY.💲💲💲If you would like permission to SELL THIS MODEL please subscribe to my Patreon here: https://patreon.com/davidsitgarageHappy Printing!