Woodpunk LED Desk Lamp

Step 3 Print and Attach the Patterns

Once printed out, the patterns may be cut out and glued directly to the wood using spray adhesive.  To make the patterns easily removable later on, let the fresh glue sit for about 30 seconds before sticking the pattern onto the wood.

I had a lot of straps lying around, so I took the opportunity to use them up where possible.

If you plan the layout of the patterns just right, you can lay down half of the required pieces, then stack one piece of wood on top of the other.  Tape the layers together so they won't slide around.

Roughly cut out all the pieces on the scroll saw, and re-tape where necessary to keep the halves firmly attached together.

Comments

[AJC894]

will rubber cement work

[jeff-o]

No, rubber cement is far too strong and difficult to work with. It really should be spray-on glue.

[csswimdude]

would it be possible to get a list of what parts need to be what thickness Thanks

[KChappers]

I think the website is playing up as I can't view the file either.

From ½":
1 base
6 toes
1 reflector (1 ring, 2 plain fingers, 1 finger with joint)
2 curved arm segments
3 spacers with drilled hole
2 middle counterweight sections

From 1/4":
4 straight arm segments
2 elbow joints
2 wrist joints
2 shoulders
10 spacers with 1/2" centre hole
2 spacers with 1/4" centre hole
2 counterweight lid/base pieces

[csswimdude]

ya it works for me as well, this is a really neat project it seems to be alot more doable than some projects on here, great work

[jeff-o]

Really? It still works for me. Do either of these links work?

http://www.instructables.com/file/FHGDVMNGDVZ37UC/?size=ORIGINAL

http://www.instructables.com/files/orig/FHG/DVMN/GDVZ37UC/FHGDVMNGDVZ37UC.jpg

Is it a pro-member thing, maybe?

[KChappers]

Works fine now! Wouldn't allow me to select the second picture this morning.

:thumbs up:

[jeff-o]

Sure. The second image in step 1 lists all the parts and the thicknesses.

[csswimdude]

im not able to see it very well it gets really blurry

[jeff-o]

In the top left of the image, there's a little "i" button. Click it. You'll be taken to a new page, that offers a number of different size options. Choose the largest (original), it will be clear enough to read.