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Thank you. Great job! I feel like I can do this myself after watching your video. They want $150 for labor to change it. The part is less than $1

I have the same one. And I agree with you about the second complaint.

all you have to do is do a quarter turn to swing the light out to replace the bulb

Good job. It's good to see a fellow lamp builder/repairer that does this correctly. I've been repairing and building lamps for over 10 years, and I see many lamps that are repaired haphazardly. Great video and can't wait to see more from you

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I love your Anton Chugurh look.

Wouldn’t there not be a dedicated neutral and hot side, since this is ac (alternating current) and not dc (direct current)? Wouldn’t make a difference or anything, either way. I have a lamp similar to yours (it also didn’t have a lamp shade when I found it ), and from what I could gather, they’re antique oil lamps that were converted to use electricity. Try using Google lens and see what comes up, it’s a god send

I've got a couple of lamps I need to work on, so I am skimming through TH-cam videos for tips. I found your video very helpful. Thank you!

Does anybody know the size of the tubes that he uses?

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just watched this movie & i really enjoyed this! i can't wait to watch them all :D

You're still getting my likes! The lock bezel detach areas were so well hidden. Toyota reversed engineered how the locking inner pin retracts the clip. I always pulled it out. That's why they drive on the wrong side of the road.

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Do they have swimming goggles or badminton rackets there?

Velcro is your friend

I have an older model where it’s a dial to adjust temp. And iron has to plug into the side of the unit.

Yes you are being absurd and nitpicking.. that station is not very expensive .

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Thank for the video. I’m going to start exploring ct. with new pup. Great video!

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Hey, Andrew. Thanks for sharing! Can a wheel chair reach the rocks?

Coming in July 2024 to watch during the heat wave !!!!

Nicely done

Thanks for the video..I'm planning to do something similar. About your bulb changing problem...Couldn't you just twist the upright joints, bringing the bottle forward temporarily to change the bulb...and then twist it back into position?

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No earthing on the main body, so I'll suggest the name "widow maker" 🤷

looks great. great job bro...

I live close to here, I only wish it could be reused in a way

Can we use this with flower making tools?

The rotary switch is cool!

Nice work! Enjoyed the video!

I live in front Royal about 15mins away I been wanting to go inside when i ride by

Thank you so much for the video. I’m an almost 72 years old grandma that, following your video, I’m gonna try to replace my Toyota Camry’s passenger ‘s inside door handle. 🤞🏼😇

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How would you retread stripped threads?

Great work!!!

Isnt there supposed to be another bulb that goes in the glass bulb? So it can act as a nightlight

Love this video! I’ll be watching your others next. About How much did it cost you to make it?

Mask the parts , and paint, soldering 2 times not necessary, think one time more.

It probably originated in the 1970s in St Louis mo

Would have love to see how the switch worked internally

You could have pulled the bottle forward or backward to insert light. It doesn’t have to go left/right to insert.

What's the size of the flange?

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Just purchased mine, the user paper is worthless. Doesn’t mention cleaning the tips.

Thank you very helpful…

The warranty issue matters, as so many such heating tools fail early on - save yours, and invest only just before embarking on a serious soldering project. I used a large Weller gun on replacing a multi-position dial switch with around 24 tightly spaced contacts, in a veterinary X-Ray control unit that had to handle higher voltages; instant heat and light was a huge benefit. Still, the gun was a deductible business expense, saving hundreds over professional servicing time, and its short life span when used over a very few more projects was still worth it. As to digital versus a dial (rheostat), it is likely more reliable without generating internal heat; again, it will either work or die. Interesting to know how accurate the thermal indicator really is, as it may be regulating by just on/off frequency, measuring nothing.

Forgive me if this was already answered somewhere, but can you give me a ballpark estimate of cost to do this project as cheaply as possible? In other words, if I use smaller, cheaper quality metal pipe and don't add the glass jug part, what kind of cost should I expect? I'm trying to do a project like this for a group of teenagers at my church's youth group but not sure what our budget would be per person.