The Anycubic Light Notebook

I’ve designed a unique book-shaped lamp inspired by the look of a handheld notebook, featuring the Anycubic company logo. Similar to Lumio-style lamps, this creation seamlessly combines aesthetics with functionality. Optimized for multicolor 3D printing, it is ideal for showcasing the capabilities of the Anycubic Cobra 3 Combo. With its elegant and compact design, this lamp serves as both a stylish lighting solution and a creative tribute to Anycubic's innovative spirit. Book stand can be found here: https://makeronline.com/en/model/Simple%20book%20stand/131430.html Warning: This project requires a real maker, not just a "printer." It combines 3D printing, origami, and electronics. Use any light source that fits into the book cavity—from fairy lights to LED light strips for color-changing effects or custom-wired light sources. A stop switch can be added to turn the light on only when the book is open and off when it’s closed. The book's page-like lampshade is crafted from A4 paper using simple origami techniques (I made it with my 12-year-old daughter, so it’s not complicated). One side of the shade is glued to the 3D-printed book cover, while the other side is secured with soft magnets (Search A4 sized soft magnet sheet on AliExpress), allowing easy access for electronic maintenance. The book lamp closes securely, thanks to two 5 x 3 mm magnets (AliExpress). To Make the Book Pages Bellows Lamp Shade: You will need three A4 or Letter-sized papers. I have a template you can download, but the outcome may vary depending on your printer settings and model. I recommend starting with plain paper and using my short clips as a guide. Measure 87 mm from both of the long edges, draw a line, and make fold marks. These will serve as the top and bottom of the book’s pages. Fold the short sides in half to create a center line, then use this center line to make a gate fold. Use each newly folded line as a reference to create 16 zigzag folds. Ensure each fold line is clearly visibl