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@flowalistik: 📂 3D print yours. Check the link in bio. An ice cream cone lamp with a hidden storage compartment. · Stands 300mm tall with a 130x130mm base · Secret storage compartment in the base for small items · Uses a secure twist-lock mechanism Printer: @Flashforge 3D Creator 5 Material: PLA Wood + PLA Matte #3Dprinting #HomeDecor #DIY #dopaminedecor #Maximalism

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Bonjour 👋 où trouvez des petite lampe ronde ?
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