Spacer Lamp

Not the shade, not the base, but the bit in between. A spacer is the plain collar that sits within a lamp assembly to hold one component clear of another, and it is one of those unglamorous parts that quietly decides whether a printed lamp looks deliberate or thrown together. There is nothing decorative about it and there is not meant to be. It belongs to a project rather than a mantelpiece: someone putting a lamp together from printed parts and standard shop-bought hardware, working out the geometry of the stack as they go. A single file makes up the download, which is about right for a component of this sort. Quick to run, easy to scale, and cheap enough that printing a few while you settle on the arrangement costs you nothing worth counting.