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100x100 Lithophane Light Box | Christmas Tealight
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100x100 Lithophane Light Box | Christmas Tealight

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Master Maker · $12/mo

Estimated filament cost: $1.54 (70g · auto)

Estimated margin at $25: $23.46

A little Christmas light box you can make your own Y'all, I love how this little lamp turned out. A snowy cottage, a reindeer, a Christmas tree and a winter robin wrap around the sides, with a Christmas star on top. Put the light inside and you get a different picture from every side. This is a perfect little holiday piece for a shelf, a side table or a handmade gift. It looks really, really good in a dark room. That's where the light through the pictures stands out the most. And you can change the pictures. The roof lifts off, the side panels slide out, and you can make your own set of 100 × 100 mm lithophanes. Christmas, another holiday, family photos, pets. I'd love to see what y'all put in yours. What you're downloading The complete lamp is in one Bambu Studio project, with all eight printed parts already arranged across four build plates. The five picture panels are included in that project. Main frame: holds the four side panels and the removable light holder. Roof and top tray: lifts off for access and holds the fifth picture. Revised candle holder: holds one battery LED tealight and locks into the bottom of the frame. Five Christmas lithophanes: snowy cottage, winter reindeer, Christmas fir, winter robin and the Christmas star for the top. Eight-page illustrated assembly PDF: parts, print settings, filament changes, assembly, light installation and troubleshooting. Open Mini-Lithophane-Tealight-Lamp-100x100-P1S.3mf as a project in Bambu Studio. The assembly attachment is Mini-Lithophane-Lamp-Assembly-Guide.pdf. You supply the filament and one battery-powered LED tealight. No screws, magnets or glue are needed. The light I used I used the Homemory warm-white LED tealights with a 6-hour timer, available on Amazon here. One light goes in the lamp. These are the lights in my photographed build. The linked lights are listed at approximately 38.1 mm in diameter and 33 mm tall. The holder's bowl is 40.8 mm across. If you're using a different tealight, check its body, underside and switch position before printing the whole project. Use a battery LED tealight only. Never put a real flame, wax candle or hot bulb inside this plastic lamp. Print setup Panel size: 100 × 100 mm each. The assembled lamp is approximately 128 × 128 × 116 mm. Saved printer: Bambu Lab P1S with a 0.4 mm nozzle and Textured PEI plate. Frame, roof and holder: 0.20 mm layers, four walls and 15% gyroid infill, using black PLA. Picture panels: printed flat, picture side up, with 0.08 mm layers, two walls and 100% rectilinear infill. First layer: 0.16 mm throughout the project.

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