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After the "success" of the middle finger lamp, i tought you would like a spooky version of it. Did this quickly between two projects! But i must say the knuckles were a real pain to trace and adjust for 3d printing. 

As all my other lamps, it is not extracted from an svg. I don't like to do that, because i wanna verify each line width and the overall dimensions of the design to have an easy, crisp print each time. So i trace all my designs myself in inventor, to have a nice 3d solid which i can modify as much as i want, easily. 

As for the instructions, i think you don't really need them. Quite simple, print one of each part and assemble them with (5x) m3x6mm screws. 

For the main faceplate, start with white (or any pale color) and make a color change at the corresponding layer to have the top part and knuckle details in black. That's it! 😁

Going back to my designs! See you later folks! 

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Lynchmom3

This is awesome!

Mrhiab

This sells unbelievably well. I can't keep up. Found cheap lights for less the $5 a string and boom pure profit. Is there any chance of a rocker version of this. I've also actually had guys want to scale it down and make it a 3rd brake light. So I ordered in some ASA to try it out.

teddy

bonjour ou je pe trouve le stl merci

TomTheBrewer

Thanks for another great design! When you say "trace the lines" instead of using a .svg, do you use a pen and pad? Or what is your technique?

PA1 MAKER

I have a pad (wacom) but i don't use it honestly and each contour lines are made with the spline fonction in inventor with my old friend the trackball... But maybe it would be better for my wrist to use the wacom. :p Starting to have some "old guy issues" lol. My wrists are painful sometimes....