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Japanese lamp from recycled materials

Step 11Reader submissions

More than any other Instructable I have written, this one seems to have inspired people to try it out for themselves. These pictures were submitted by four readers who built their own lamps, and all added something to the design.

Thanks to all of them for sharing their work and inspiring me to keep making projects!

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4 comments

Sep 21, 2011. 8:23 AMvelorna says:

I love it and i will try it

Apr 3, 2011. 5:38 PMimillspaugh says:

I have that same printer. Also, the lamp is nice.

Jun 30, 2009. 7:33 PMKuraudo says:

Wow, Icarusone's looks so awesome.

Dec 19, 2008. 1:08 AMzzzxtreme says:

thanks very beautiful and cheap. a lil bit of chinese brush stroke would be awesome

Dec 19, 2008. 3:58 AM

PKM (author) says:

I did think of that- possibly the next one I build will have one, I discovered that charring the end of one of these sticks makes a nice charcoal pencil that's great for that sort of drawing. (Discovered while trying to draw a stencil of a picture of the lamp on some wax paper so I could bleach a t-shirt with it... mm, instructo-incestual)