Recently I had changed the Bed position leaving a space for a small table, but I wanted to have a light there. But instead of buying one for my bed room, I made myself a lamp.I designed one In fusion 360.This lamp is 18.5 cm tall and takes only some watts to operate, It is fully 3D printed. Check out how I made it.

Step 1: What You Will Need

LED Strip Warm White : http://amzn.to/2vFC1M3

Swtich : http://amzn.to/2fIkSgL

DC jack :http://amzn.to/2uFTF5d

Wire Stripper : http://amzn.to/2fIi1nX

Heat Shrink : http://amzn.to/2x1nDx9

Heat Gun : http://www.tmart.com/LS-300-AC-220V-300W-Electric...

PLA Filament : https://goo.gl/vKUQkr

3D printer Used : https://goo.gl/ZAFccB

Step 2: Designing the Lamp

I Started by taking the dimension of the toilet paper and then fired fusion 360 to start the design.
If you are new to Fusion 360 take a look at Instructables Class on Fusion 360.
https://www.instructables.com/class/3D-Design-Clas...

Anyways I started with a Polygon as I wanted a Polygon as the base. Then I extruded added a slot for the DC Jack and the switch and also created the holder for the roll.
Then I designed the shade or the Diffuser by using the polygon and spiralizing it.

Step 3: Tinning the Wire

Whatever it is you are soldering, you should 'tin' both contacts before you attempt to solder them. This coats or fills the wires or connector contacts with solder so you can easily melt them together. To tin a wire, apply the tip of your iron to the wire for a second or two, then apply the solder to the wire.

Step 4: Soldering the Components

After tinning the wire it was time to solder the components.First, we take the DC Jack is connected,
The Positive wire soldered to the Tip and the ground to the Sleeve.
After soldering a Heat shrink tube is applied and shrank with help of heat gun.
Then we solder the Switch to positive wire to the Switch and the other wire is left for the LED Strip.

Step 5: Slicing the Files

Now It's time to print the files and all the files are in the Thingiverse link below.

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2479937

Now it's time to slice the Model.
For Slicing the base the fill was 10% and layer height was 0.15mm

For Slicing the shade we use a feature called Specialize the outer contour also known as VAse mode.
In this mode, the printer will just print the outer wall slowing incrementing the height.

Step 6: Printing

I have printed all the models on my Ender 2 printer.
Ther Ender is a Good Printer to have on ur workshop . Priced at 200$ it is easy to assemble and gives good quality print without tinkering a lot.
The Print took around 6 hours to complete.

Step 7: Filing the Slots

The slots might be a bit tight, therefore it can need filling .This was my case with the DC jack slot.

I gently filled it with a square file so that it can accommodate the DC Jack.

Note : Remeber not to fill hardly it might make the slot un uneven.

Step 8: Fitting the Components

FIx the Switch, apply gentle push and it will slide inside.The take the DC jack and repeat the same process to fit it into the slot

Step 9: Wrap the Led Strip

Start by removing the 3m sticking tape paper attach a part of it on 35 degrees.
Then slowly start revolving the LED strip around the Roll .Take ur time to make sure the gaping is as uniform as possible.If not possible you and try again but try it to be aligned as spiral as possible.

Solder the LED strip now to positive wire coming out from the switch and the Ground from the jack.

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