Summary

Intention of this lamp is to be able to control shadows while doing assembly and soldering works. Instead of simply gluing LED strip to aluminium bar, I decided to make something fancy and inspiring.
To me, the ArtDeco and imperial architecture (hello, Gotham City) are endless sources of excitement and admiration. I spent some time researching old Roman architecture on the Internet, to design the base for the bridge.
I will soon add some magic into it - IR proximity sensors inside each segment to switch it on and off by the hands gesture and three rotary encoder knobs to adjust RGB components of the led strip.

Print Settings

Printer: Purse i3 original kit

Rafts: Yes

Supports: Yes

Resolution: 0.25

Infill: 15

Notes:

Slicer - Simplify3D. Hand trouble printing each segment vertical, had to fiddle a lot with supports, and still, I have lot of defects. To me this is not a problem, as I will repair what's wrong, but this can't bet considered ready to mass production of any kind. I don't know could I've completed this project without magical feature of how Simplify3D prints support structures. Even with to such fragile construction supports simply broke away without any damage.

Post-Printing

LED strip, power supply and controller

AliExpress

"individually addressable 30/60/74/144led/m stripe waterproof IP65 IP67 5050 rgb DC5V WS2811 WS2812 WS2812b led strip 5m 1m 2m 4m"
http://s.aliexpress.com/JNVB7Zbu

I bought non waterproof versions, 74 led/m, 5 m (to be safe, as it seems like 2 m are left)

Switching power supply LED strip power supply adapter AC 100-240V to DC 12V 5V 24V 24W 36W 120W 200W 240W 360W 400W 500W 600W
http://s.aliexpress.com/YZ7fAZni

5v power supply

Filament

DevilDesign ABS+
Runs 15€ per kg, had no issues with it.

http://sklep.devildesign.pl/abs/79-abs-175-srebrny-1kg.html

Easy to glue with acetone