Modular · 3D-printed · yours

Print your own light.

Configure a poseable desk lamp in live 3D, download one print-ready project, and build it from your own filament. Every bolt, nut and washer comes off the print bed. The only thing you buy is an E27 socket and a bulb.

Free to configure · no account · runs in your browser

Live 3D · drag to orbit
  • 2printed parts per arm module
  • 0metal screws, glue or inserts
  • 1store-bought part: an E27 socket
  • 37real Bambu Lab filament colors

How it's made

From a slider
to a lit desk.

The configurator does the CAD. Your printer does the manufacturing. You do twenty minutes of very satisfying assembly.

  1. Configurator step 1: arm modules, module length and poseThe 4-step wizard
    01

    Configure

    Arm length, number of modules, pose, mount, shade, colors. The preview rebuilds your exact lamp as you click.

  2. Real print · A1
    02

    Print

    One .3mf project for Bambu Studio: plates grouped by color, filaments assigned, every part in its tested orientation. PLA, 0.2 mm.

  3. Printed bolts
    03

    Assemble

    Thread the printed bolts through the joints, tighten the printed nuts, clamp it to the desk. No tools beyond your hands.

  4. E27 · any bulb
    04

    Lights on

    Drop in a standard E27 socket with a cord, twist in the bulb you like: warm, smart, filament. That's the whole shopping list.

The configurator

Four steps.
Nothing to learn.

Build, style, colors, print. Every choice shows up on the lamp in 3D the moment you click it, and the parts list and print time update with it.

Step 2: shade, clamp or screw mount, clamp size
02 · StyleShade, desk mount, clamp size for your desk top.
Step 3: color presets and per-part colors
03 · ColorsSix presets or your own mix of 37 real filament colors, per part group or per bolt.
Step 4: spools, QR keychain and download
04 · PrintSpool list, print time, one .3mf, open in Bambu Studio.
Start building yoursFree · no account · about two minutes

Anatomy

Everything you print.
The one thing you don't.

The lamp is a kit of parts that all come from the same spool. Numbers below are the real ones from the configurator.

Arm modules
2–12 alternating single and double modules, 120 / 165 / 210 mm each
Joints
Printed bolt + nut + 2 washers per joint, threads printed in their strongest orientation
Desk mount
75 mm max desk thickness with three clamp sizes, or a plate with four screws
Shade
Vase-mode ribbed or beehive shade, one wall, about 3.5 hours of print
Colors
37 official Bambu Lab PLA colors, assigned per part group or per single bolt
Printers
A1 mini and up120 and 165 mm modules fit the small bed, 210 mm needs a 256 × 256 bed

On real desks

Printed, used, re-posed
for over a year.

The first lamps were printed for the designer's own desk. They are still there. These photos are of those lamps, not renders.

Desk lamp on a workspace with a laptop and plants
Working pose over a laptop
Ribbed shade glowing warm on a wooden desk
Shade 03, warm bulb
Long articulated arm with a beehive shade
Six modules, beehive shade

Access

Play free.
Print from $14.

The configurator is free for everyone, no account needed. One small payment unlocks the print files. No subscriptions, no auto-renewal.

Maker · 12 months

$14

Print it for yourself

  • Unlimited ready-to-slice .3mf downloads
  • Every length, mount and shade, including new ones this year
  • QR keychain with your lamp's assembly guide
  • Personal license: your home, your gifts
Get Maker

Maker Lifetime

$39

Pay once, keep it forever

  • Everything in Maker, for life
  • All future shades, mounts and lengths
  • A say in what we build next
Get Lifetime

Merchant · limited

$199

Sell printed lamps

  • Lifetime access and a commercial license
  • Sell prints anywhere: markets, Etsy, your shop
  • Unlimited units, no royalties
Get Merchant

MakerWorld supporter codes are honored on every plan. Files you printed stay yours forever.

Questions

Before you print.

What do I need besides the printed parts?

One E27 lamp holder with a power cord and switch, one E27 bulb, and PLA filament. No metal screws, glue or inserts: all bolts, nuts and washers are printed. The 3D assembly guide walks through every step.

Which printers can print it?

Bambu A1, P1 and X1 print everything. The A1 mini prints the 120 and 165 mm modules; the project is generated for its bed automatically. The 210 mm modules need a 256 × 256 mm bed.

How thick can my desk top be?

Up to 75 mm with the three printed clamp sizes: 40 for 0–35 mm, 60 for 36–55 mm, 80 for 56–75 mm. There is also a plate mount with four screws for a fixed spot.

What print settings does it use?

PLA, 0.2 mm layers, 20% gyroid infill, 3 walls, clamp at 4 walls and 40%. Every part is laid out in its tested orientation. A four-module lamp prints in roughly 17 hours.

What does it cost?

Configuring is free. Maker is $14 for 12 months of every print file, Maker Lifetime is $39 once, Merchant is $199 once with a commercial license. One-time payments, nothing renews by itself.

Is this on MakerWorld?

The shades are published on MakerWorld and a crowdfunding campaign for the full lamp is in preparation. Supporter codes from MakerWorld unlock downloads here.

Your desk is
one print away.

Two minutes to configure. A weekend to print. Years on your desk.

Open the configurator