The Wall
Modular lit wall art. A Rail you screw to the wall, Bases that carry the light, a Face that shapes it. Printed here, on the H2D.
The mark is the switch.
Tap it: on. Hold it: dim. Twice: the next scene. Power and data enter in that corner, and every pattern starts there.
Lights off, lights on
Drag the line
Lights offLights on
882 pixels. 881 hollow pyramids and the mark. The light does what the geometry does.
Rail
The frame you screw to the wall. A visible L, two hidden bars, one cord.
- Sizes
- 3 × 2, 6 × 3, 9 × 3
- Material
- PETG-CF, 100% infill
- Parts
- Fourteen, all generated
Base
The panel designed to hold the wiring and light, shared by every scene and size.
- Size
- 233 × 233 × 8 mm
- Pixels
- 49 per base
- Contacts
- Through the seam
Face
The scene. Designed to snap onto the Bases and be printed to order.
- Patterns
- Five
- Material
- Translucent PETG
- Walls
- 1.0 mm
How it goes up
Scroll. No wires, no tools past a screwdriver.
- 01
Screw the Rail
The visible L: a one-piece corner and one-panel segments. Two capped screws each, into anchors.
- 02
Slide the Bases in
Row by row from the bottom, in from the right. Each one clicks against the last and the seam carries power and data.
- 03
Hidden rails, corner key
A bar behind the last column, a bar behind the top row, and the key that locks both. Every outer edge smooth.
- 04
Tap the mark
Power and data enter at the origin. The M is the switch. Rings of light leave it.
The honest numbers
Updated as the printer runs- Prints so far
- 000
- Design estimate, not measured
- ~135 h
- Monthly capacity
- Not measured
- First piece
- My own wall
Nothing has printed yet. The first Wall goes on my own wall and the diary records it. Pieces become available to order after testing.
One email.When it’s real.
Watch it get made.
The episodes