3D-printable GlaDOS robotic arm ceiling lamp #3dthursday

GlaDOS 3DPrintable

Check out this awesome, fully-printable GlaDOS robotic ceiling arm lamp Instructable tutorial — to which the designer is looking to add more and more functionality. Here’s a piece about it over at 3ders.org:

dragonator uploaded full instructions on how to make this lamp on instructables for entering the UP! contest in the lamps and lights contest. Due to shortage of time and overheating problem, the robot arm doesn’t function properly. However if you do not plan to use this as a moving arm, dragonator has also designed parts to replace the servo’s and moving parts. So before dragonator figures out a working robotic arm you can skip most of the wiring and only use it as a lamp.

To make this lamp you will need a 3D printer, tools, accessories, electronics and a lot of time. First you need between 40 and 60 hours to get all the parts printed. To make your own personal GlaDOS look extra awesome, you will need to sand and paint the printed parts. This will remove most of the visible printing lines and give all of the parts the right color. After sanding, you have to prime and paint them. Then you can start with assembling the base and the body of GlaDOS and afterwards wire it up and mount it to ceiling.

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1 Comment

  1. I want this. Where can I buy it? Seriously take my money.

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