http://www.google.com/search?source=ig&hl=en&rlz=&=&q=norm+06&btnG=Google+Search&aq=f&oq=
Click the Google search link above to see the original lamp design by Simon Karkov, smallest of which cost in excess of £44. In an interview, he claim to have spent 3 years perfecting his lamp, well... It did take me 1 paper model, 2 plastic models and maybe 3 weeks to get to the final 30cm wide version...
In following Scandinavian kitsch naming convention, I am calling mine the Pippi L11, henceforth it be known.
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Signing UpStep 1Templates - For 22cm wide lamp
The program to open, edit, export (DXF) or print these template file is free and available for download at:
http://www.emachineshop.com/machine-shop/Download/page100.html
There's no obligation to use any of their service and no bugging reminders...
There are 2 template files:
1) Pippi-L11-22cm.ems has the all the parts drawn, with labels indicating the quantities required. You can populated them yourself. The program is really quite easy to Ctrl-C and Ctrl-P.
2) Pippi-L11-22cm-A3.ems has an A3 and A4 sheets populated with the required quantities for your convenience.
DO NOTE, when downloading and saving these files, remember to rename it back with the right dot extension, i.e. whatever_filename_you_chooses.EMS
*NEW* PDF Version!
Pippi-L11-22cm-A4-part1.pdf
Pippi-L11-22cm-A4-part2.pdf
The material for the lamp in the photo below are plain clear plastic sheet use as protective cover page for binding documents at copy shop. I got mine for 25p per A3 sheet, cheap as chips!
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