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This is a lamp for my kitchen done with a laddle $ 10 and a plate of plastic.
Bill of Materials:
. A metal ladle;
. A plastic plate;
. 60 cm of transparent cristal wire;
. A mignon lamp;
. A socket (for the lamp);
. Ruller, Pencil, Calliper
. A Dremel
Bill of Materials:
. A metal ladle;
. A plastic plate;
. 60 cm of transparent cristal wire;
. A mignon lamp;
. A socket (for the lamp);
. Ruller, Pencil, Calliper
. A Dremel
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Signing UpStep 1Drill the Ladle
Get the ladle and find the middle of semi-sphere. Mark.
Measure the socket diameter and mark it on the ladle, using a pencil.
Now, get the Dremel with a cut disk and cut out the hole.
Use the Dremel to sand the hole.
Measure the socket diameter and mark it on the ladle, using a pencil.
Now, get the Dremel with a cut disk and cut out the hole.
Use the Dremel to sand the hole.
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The use of this as a desk lamp however makes a bit more sense, with the ladle handle being the "arm".
Good job either way
I suggest trying to take a better close up picture, then adding it to the intro step? I think that the main picture does not do the lamp justice.