Create a Magical Floating Lamp with Arduino

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01

Introduction
Today, I will introduce a project that is a magical floating lamp made with Arduino by a beginner designer from abroad!

This is a 3D printing project suitable for beginners.

Create a Magical Floating Lamp with Arduino

Create a Magical Floating Lamp with Arduino

02

Materials Preparation
Create a Magical Floating Lamp with Arduino

2.1 Materials

  • 3D model (see attachment at the end)
  • PLA material
  • LED light

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