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How I turned filament waste into a beautiful lamp

I 3D printed a lamp that reuses filament waste in a completely new way. Every maker knows the problem. Those leftover bits of filament that are too small for a new print but too much to throw away. In this project, I designed a lampshade with vertical grooves that let you reuse old filament pieces as part of the design itself. The result is a clean, minimal pendant lamp that turns 3D printing waste into light. This project combines 3D printing, design, and sustainability - showing how small ideas can transform everyday materials into something beautiful. Printed on a standard 0.4 mm nozzle using PLA, but it also works great with PETG for extra heat resistance. 🧰 Get the project files and build your own version: → https://ko-fi.com/paullagier More 3D printing & design projects every week. Subscribe for new builds, ideas, and behind-the-scenes experiments. Printer used: Bambu Lab A1/ P1S 🔗 Materials & Tools I recommend for this project (Amazon.com – affiliate links): • PLA Filament → amzn.to/3L89yte * • PETG Filament → amzn.to/4qqP66Q * • Lamp socket → amzn.to/3Lm0v7V * • Light bulb → amzn.to/4hGFEIp * • Glue → amzn.to/4hD2e4O * • 3D Printer → amzn.to/4haaiqn * 🎥 My Video Gear: • Sony ZV-E10 → amzn.to/4ggdmnf * • Sigma 16mm f/1.4 → amzn.to/4ggvy09 * • Hollyland Lark → amzn.to/4ggaakl * • Godox SL60W Video Light → amzn.to/3kfitiw * • Softbox Set → amzn.to/3v8pzw5 * 👉 Note: As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. There’s no extra cost for you. Chapters: 0:00 The Problem 0:16 The Idea 1:34 Assembly 3:26 Light Test & Result 4:34 Final Thoughts #3Dprinting #3Dprintedlamp #filamentwaste #diy #design #paullagier #3dprint #recycling #maker