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An extremely simple, cheap and practical lamp for when you are trying to draw and your own shadow is bothering you. also good as an adjustable reading lamp. I didn't actually need tools to make it.
The idea is the main thing, because it's not much to put together.
Materials:
-Lampshade (purchased at flea market for $1.99)
-Small Tripod (free from a friend, but $20 at radioshack)
The idea is the main thing, because it's not much to put together.
Materials:
-Lampshade (purchased at flea market for $1.99)
-Small Tripod (free from a friend, but $20 at radioshack)
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Tighten the crank on the side of the tripod. Then turn the entire camera platform counterclockwise.
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Nov 15, 2008. 11:41 AMandrew13
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i found this old tripod used in WWII at an old barn
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Sep 8, 2008. 7:35 AMThe Bottomless Paddling Pool
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I made a temporary one of these. It's just a clip-on desk lamp attached to one of my tripods with masking tape to keep it stable. Super simple. However, yours is a good permanent version. they look so cool I might make one to keep.
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Apr 23, 2008. 7:33 AMpingeee
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Good one
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Apr 22, 2008. 4:40 PMScammah
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This is a great and simple idea I'm seriously going to look into it.
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Apr 22, 2008. 11:27 PMVelotrash Industries (author)
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post me a picture if you do, please.
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Apr 22, 2008. 4:54 PM
arte.sano
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arte.sano
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hooooo!!! coool!! I like it!
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