STR-WAL-S

It takes about
10min
It costs about
5€
Difficulty
Low
License

Structure Wall Small

BEFORE YOU START

By following the instructions below and/or downloading the linked files you agree to the specified license agreement.

Tools

3d printer

3d printer

Drill

Drill

Philips Head Screwdriver

Philips Head Screwdriver

Material

Raw Plug

Raw Plug

Wall Screw

Wall Screw

Components

Magnet sphere

Magnet sphere - See Below

Electronic components

Magnet Sphere - Ø 12,7 mm
Neodymium, chrome-plated
get one
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1 Overview

1.1. WAL-S OVERVIEW

WAL-S OVERVIEW

2 Printing

2.1. STR-WAL-S - Printing

After downloading the files (3D print section above), print the pieces with the following printing settings:

 

Nozzle: 0.4 mm
Material: PETG
Layer height: 0.2 mm
Perimeters: 3
Infill: 20%

STR-WAL-S - Printing

3 Preparation

3.1. STR - PREPARING THE WALL

With the help of a drill and an 8mm drill bit, make a hole in the wall at the desidered lamp location.

 

Insert inside the previously drilled hole the raw plug.

STR - PREPARING THE WALL

4 Assembly

4.1. STR - ATTACHING THE SCREW

With the help of a screwdriver, pass a wall screw through the 3D printed screw and tighten it to the previously placed raw plug.

STR - ATTACHING THE SCREW

4.2. WAL-S - FINAL ASSEMBLY

Follow the given schematic.

 

Insert a the ball-magnet inside the printed know followed by a small paper ball to keep the magnet from sticking to the wall screw.

 

Screw the assembly to the previously fixed 3d printed wall screw.

WAL-S - FINAL ASSEMBLY

5 STR-WAL-S is ready!

STR-WAL-S