Print PDF
Favorite
Email
Step 4Put the bulb in
Lastly install the bulb and turn it on! The first time i turned it on i was sure to have a circuit breaker attached so i could avoid any problems if i did something wrong, but i didn't need it.
If you have ideas for cool and interesting lamps post them in the comments below.
If you have ideas for cool and interesting lamps post them in the comments below.
| « Previous Step | Download PDFView All Steps | Next Step » |
3
comments
|
Add Comment
|
Apr 12, 2012. 10:29 PMfaitheternal
says:
How did you secure the light socket inside the pipe? I've been trying to figure out how the maker of Kozo Lamps did it, and I can't figure it out! Any ideas?
Reply
Sep 2, 2010. 12:07 PMdwendell
says:
Just a thought. If you wanted a more "upscale" look for the finished product, a plumbing supply store would probably have all the same parts in brass pipe, which you could polish up and then spray with lacquer to preserve the finish.
Reply
Oct 18, 2010. 2:10 AMkuptis
says:
Copper would look really nice.
Reply
Sep 3, 2010. 7:00 AMBernie_R
says:
Bernie Says: Being a metal construction it shouls have a three pin plug and an earth conection. Regarding the soldering, I also solder everything but that is the difference between Electrical "Gurus" and Electronic "Gurus". However, it would pay to check the solder connections to make sure there are no spikes and put insulation or rubber tape around the joint before the heatshrink.
Reply
 |
Add Comment
|
