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Mifactori open circular products. This time: 2 versions of our → Open Circular Design Lamp.
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1 Brio® Parts
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- It is a version of our open circular design lamp using “Brio® builder” toy parts.
- Moving joints are made with regular nuts and bolts (M5) – see standard solution 2 & 3. You can make them with Brio nuts and bolts. But then it will be hard to fix the joints tightly.
- Use a plastic LED bulb for heat and breakage safety.
- The screen is made of a hand cut plastic plate perforated with a 10 hole punch (see image). Watch video above for assembly or solution 4.
- Use a lamp socket into which a threaded tube can be screwed at the back. These tubes fit through the holes in the Brio components. Then a normal M10 nut from the light construction comes on top.
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2 Jar foot
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- This is an absolute standard Mifactori Open Circular Design Lamp – it adds nothing to the general system. We just liked the use of the jar. The jar adds enough weight to make a stable lamp if the lamp is not too high and the bulb and shade are not too heavy. But if you want to have a higher lamp just put some weight into to jar.
- Use a plastic LED bulb for heat and breakage safety.
- The yellow component seems to come from a toy construction set. Origin unknown. It was lying around here in the workshop.
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The Mifactori Open Design Lamp is a classic Open Circular Design – it potentially checks all 9 methodologies connected to it (yes, even “support for the biosphere” if you have a small ant farm in the jar or something similar.)
Why “lamp” and not “lampS“? Read our article → “What is the final version in Open Circular Design?”