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I repurposed the lightning element of an Ikea Solvinden lantern to fit a custom lamp shade. The lamp was created with OpenScad with a ton of customization options :D Printed with yellow Prusament PETG
That shit's cool! Is this open source?
Soon to be - I need to clean up the script a bit, improve documentation and the post it to printables. I'll let you guys know ^^
Oooh, that's really cool!
It might be interesting to make a variant with straight lines: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyperboloid_structure
That would be indeed interesting - goes onto my pile of things I want to do :D Thank you!