michaeljstow shared on Thingiverse:

Lamp Stand

A simple lampstand.

Obviously I have to leave it up to you to design the interface for whatever light socket you are using.

To avoid using any support material, do not print stand_complete.stl.

Instead print the other four files and glue them together.
stand_lower_base.stl
stand_base.stl
stand_main_column.stl
stand_top.stl

I used matte PLA and am pleased with the look.

I printed all parts at 0.15 millimeters layer height, with the exception of the stand_base.stl which I printed at 0.1 millimeters.

Note that stand_lower_base.stl has a cutaway for the cable to pass through.

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