A new beginning for my Lamp standard.. (Yes another One ! )

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Because Storm Bram’s damaged one of the lantern arms on my garden light, I was forced to bring forwards my plans for a new Lamp Stand to replace the now aging and damaged Johnny 5..

So here she is, I managed to get her installed and wired up on the 21st Dec.

I put all the extras onto her after Christmas and powered her on, and doesn’t she look a threat.. :ya

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This one is better built than any of the others and she will stand many a storm without suffering the faith of her predecessors, thanks mainly to Johnny5 because I learned a lot from the way she stood tall against nearly everything that came her way..

I did this new girl up in white using PLA+ filament to stop the effects from the sun and reinforced the lamp arms to withstand everything except maybe space junk impact, now all I got to do is give her a name.. Any bright suggestions..
 
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That's amazing!

Any guesses on how many KG of filament and how many hours of print-time?

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Any guesses on how many KG of filament and how many hours of print-time?
As far as the Filament used, that’s just about a guess, I ordered 18 rolls at the start and had two in stock and ended up with 3 left when finished.. PLA+

But as far as time is concerned, well that I can’t possibly count, because there were weeks on end on the designing side and weeks on the printer side too, which I had slowed down to make them more manageable..

The time was irrelevant anyway because I was enjoying myself to much, I had them running most nights and only checked to see if they had finished in the mornings, but there was a bit of a rush towards the end.. I reckon it was all worth it..
 
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