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Cono de Styropor hasta 39,90 €
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Polystyrene foam cone from 39,90 €
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: la punta del cono se utiliza para formar y alisar la arcilla de modelar y para extender grietas y costuras antiestéticas, por ejemplo.
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Awl (pointer): This likewise sharp needle point is used to make holes as well as detailed textures and patterns.
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Si necesita un borde de mesa, un alféizar de ventana o un borde horizontal para la abrazadera, el atractivo pie permite que la luz se coloque casi en cualquier lugar. La superficie cepillada y la forma simple del cono truncado son una adición armoniosa a la forma reducida de la luminaria.
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This tabletop stand allows you to put your lamp in many more places than, say, a clamp, which limits you to the edge of a table or a window sill or some other horizontal edge. The brushed surface and the sleek shape of the truncated cone is a nice enhancement of the reduced design of the lamp.
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En comparación con la clásica L-1, la distribución de la luz está mucho más enfocada con una lámpara E27, es decir, se consiguen valores de LUX considerablemente más altos en el centro del cono de luz.
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The desktop lamp L1 is the absolute classic among the so-called self-supporting jointed arm lamps and the most famous one in the world (it sold more than 25 million worldwide!). It was designed as long ago as 1937 by the Norwegian designer and founder of the firm Luxo, Jac Jacobsen (born 1901, died 1996). It can be seen being exhibited in many museums and has garnered many prizes for its brilliant design. This lamp was also used by Pixar in its opening credits for its animation films and was even the star of a Pixar short film called “Luxo Jr.”