Industrial Edison Bulb Chandelier DIY
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ก.ย. 2017
- Jared has once again shown his brilliance. He created an Instructable discussing how he created the chandelier for our office! It's so awesome, he was actually chosen as a featured post on Instructables.com!
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Great presentations. Your relaxed style made for easy listening. Your laid back approach conveyed your passion for undertaking this fun project.
Wow this is awesome
Really very cool
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Awesome job dude!
Very nice work.
Great Video! Very cool.
I really liked the design, the laces cables and the old bulbs, but I did not like the two bars that join the woods. Good job champion ...
Thank you! Very nice! I am doing my own variation of this today.
I realize I'm kind of randomly asking but does anybody know of a good place to watch newly released series online?
@Johnny Rey Flixportal :D
@Bryce Colton Thanks, signed up and it seems like a nice service =) I appreciate it !!
@Johnny Rey Glad I could help xD
Económico.
I tried screws but they bite me in the fingers...
(I love this project!)
Where can I find the base of the pipes ? Or can someone provide me the name !! Thanks !!!!
how do you connect to ceiling wires ?? .what do you do with the ground wire from ceiling ? do you leaved it disconnected ?
its disconnected, one of the DIY mistakes in lots of videos are the electrical part, its a personal project obviously most of the material aren't UL label.but its acceptable if there is no electrical inspection on your list.
I would suggest making the splices on a handy box and not putting mire that 4 wires in box, maybe you can even them up by amount of wires. and leave a pigtail long enough for ceiling lights would also recommend searching for a 3 wires cords(black/white/ground) if not at least see a way to ground lights. safety first, we tend to say nothing will happen and it might be true, but if there is a short in lights it could cause fire, or somebody to get electrocuted
This particular beam is a CCA pressure treated highway guardrail end treatment post (I know, I used to make them), hence the green color and 2.25" hole. They're free, sure, but I hope you washed your hands after all the handling. Chromated Copper Arsenate will gasify with the heat of the torch. Dude... they look amazing, but be careful with "free" wood!
Very cool! Can I ask about how much this cost you if you even know? Wanting to make a single one for our kitchen
Kaylee Dickens it cost less than $150
We had the beams given to us so we didn’t have to pay for those. The most expensive part was the electrical wiring and the pipes.
What gage wire did you run from your light sockets?
We used 18 gauge but anything between 14-18 would work! The more lights you are going to run requires a smaller number gauge (the smaller the number, the bigger the wire)!
Got it! Thank you for getting back to me.
I had that same exact Mathews hat until my new puppy ate it... So pissed!
No way that fan box is rated to hold that much weight.
I didn’t actually secure the chandelier to the fan box. The lag bolt is driven about 4 inches into a 2x8 crossbeam. The fan box is just to safety house the electronics.
I bought plans from woodprix and I made it very fast.
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