Ponoko - All items tagged with lantern

Zen lantern

SquirrelswithHammers — Thu, 22 Jan 2009 22:18:04 GMT

A single-box zen lantern. The patterns on the sides of the box work in such a way that, although different, they seamlessly join on all edges, and, in fact, you can stack multiple boxes together for a more dramatic arrangement. It looks great at night with a light inside. Not suitable for a candle as it is fully enclosed, but perfect for a no-heat flickering LED substitute - or a very low watt bulb if you are electrically inclined. This one is made from 3mm MDF and japanese rice paper and the finished cude is almost 12cm or 4.5 inches tall.

Gothic Lantern

DSCulp — Sun, 09 Jan 2011 16:08:57 GMT

Gothic meets modern This flat-pack lighting design takes the gothic patterns of cathedral windows and recreates them with the laser cutter. Cut from a single P3 sheet of 5.8mm Euromaple, the panels of this 5-sided lantern cast their unique shadows when lit from within. The pattern has been designed so that this lantern can stand on its feet and use either a candle or be wired for illumination. If wired, the unit may also hang as a traditional church lantern. If wiring light, some adjustments to base may be required, depending on parts available. Finished dimensions are 26cm high and 22cm in diameter.

Treelamp 3

Simulacrum — Wed, 25 Jan 2012 21:03:33 GMT

A smaller version of the Tree Lantern, designed to fit in a 10cm cubic space. This is a small tea light lantern. Three sides have a tree motif and the fourth side is left open to slide a candle in.

Starcube

Simulacrum — Sat, 04 Feb 2012 17:29:20 GMT

A little tea light with a star pattern.

Cube 0001

Simulacrum — Sat, 04 Feb 2012 17:37:41 GMT

A tracery cube. The cube is 10 cm on a side and consists of two interlocking 3d printed pieces. Slots in the pieces allow acrylic lenses to slide into place. A light inside the cube would be very interesting...