With this project, I continue pushing 3D printing into our everyday lives, and I don’t mean toys and and plant pots, but very detailed everyday objects with a high-end note.
Second important point of this project is packaging and shipping. After numerous criticizing comments of how wasteful my packaging is (and zero suggestions how to solve it), I decided to ship my lamps in a product of its own, tin canisters. You could use it after unboxing for whatever you like: rice or tea, maybe some miscellaneous stuff, or make a plant pot out of it, sky is the limit.
It’s shipped with a smart e14 6W light bulb, however it doesn’t support mesh function on its own, you would need a separate mesh device (some Bluetooth speakers support that). The app necessary to work is Mi Home or other smart home apps.
Lamp consists of two pieces and peripherals.
If you order one, it’s shipped in a tin cylinder. Two and more lamps are shipped in a square tin box.
With this project, I continue pushing 3D printing into our everyday lives, and I don’t mean toys and and plant pots, but very detailed everyday objects with a high-end note.
Second important point of this project is packaging and shipping. After numerous criticizing comments of how wasteful my packaging is (and zero suggestions how to solve it), I decided to ship my lamps in a product of its own, tin canisters. You could use it after unboxing for whatever you like: rice or tea, maybe some miscellaneous stuff, or make a plant pot out of it, sky is the limit.
It’s shipped with a smart e14 6W light bulb, however it doesn’t support mesh function on its own, you would need a separate mesh device (some Bluetooth speakers support that). The app necessary to work is Mi Home or other smart home apps.
Lamp consists of two pieces and peripherals.
If you order one, it’s shipped in a tin cylinder. Two and more lamps are shipped in a square tin box.
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