Walnut Edison Bulb Lamp DIY | Crafted Workshop
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 พ.ย. 2016
- Build Article: craftedworkshop.com/walnut-ed... In this video, I show you how to build a DIY Edison Bulb Lamp. My Edison Bulb Lamp is built from Walnut, but you could use any type of wood. This is a relatively simple build and the result is a super cool, vintage looking lamp. Enjoy!
Materials Used in Edison Bulb Lamp Build:
Toggle Switch: amzn.to/2eIN8gu
LED Edison Bulb: amzn.to/2fPigxc
Bulb Socket: amzn.to/2eAnKWN
Lamp Cord: amzn.to/2eIPITm
Tools Used in Edison Bulb Lamp Build:
Dewalt 20V Max Impact Driver : amzn.to/1QxJD7w
Bosch ROS65VC-6 Random Orbit Sander : amzn.to/2aWHSDR
SawStop PCS 1.75-HP Professional Cabinet Saw : amzn.to/2aqqRyn
DEWALT FLEXVOLT 120v MAX* 12″ Double Bevel Compound Sliding Miter Saw : amzn.to/2ah20gS
Nova Voyager DVR Drill Press: bit.ly/2fzg4bS
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The filler and methods you used to finish really produced a nice product. I like how it turned out!
Bruce A. Ulrich thanks Bruce!
Awesome...been wanting to make one of these.
Great project! Love the bulb choice, too.
+red12287 thank you!
neat result!! that speed control is really fancy!
Thanks, yea, I LOVE that feature.
Awesome quick build
+Thom spillane thanks Thom!
Sweet work man! love the feel!
Thanks James!
simple, but nice. Way to go Johnny!
Thanks!
Cool little project Johnny!
Thanks Donny!
Nice! You always have really cool projects! Thanks for sharing!
+FatherAndSonFun 2015 thanks!
Nice project and well done.
+Humus Workshop thanks!
Looks good, thanks for sharing.
+Jack Of All thanks!
Nice simple project!
Thanks!
Nicely done
Thanks!
Nice job!
+Fred McIntyre thanks Fred!
Very cool like it a lot
Dave Williams thanks Dave!
Looks good man.
Thanks!
really nice! I have some switches coming off of amazon cause i've got a few lamp ideas myself!
Mike Wiebe nice! Never built a lamp before this, and this definitely won't be my last.
nice and simple 👍
Thanks!
excellent!
Thanks Scott!
Cool!
+Andrew Jones thanks!
Recently subscribed to your channel. Love your style and the voice of your videos.
But please, for yourself and those you are inspiring, rock a push stick or two!
+John Brown thanks man! I think my hand looked closer in this video than it really was. It was at least 4 inches from the blade. I will be making some better push sticks soon, though. The one that came with my saw is junk and I got kickback recently due to using it.
Great job, can't wait to build one. Nice tools :D
One suggestion: I was confused what you were doing with the 45s until I saw you put it together, just a quick "this is how I want to construct the box" type comment would have made that a bit smoother. Great production overall, I find myself more and more eager to see what you do next!
Awesome, thanks for the feedback Aaron! I'll keep that in mind.
Nice! What kind of drill press do you have?
It's a Nova Voyager DVR: bit.ly/2fzg4bS Love it!
Don't you love it when a project turns out?
For sure! Especially a spur of the moment project.
👍!!
+jonathan pelletier thank you!
How do you like that table saw fence?
Love it! So much better than the traditional Biesemeyer in my opinion,
In my shop middle portion would extend into an aisle and cut off access. Doe it get in the way when you're cutting big stuff?
Yea, you definitely have to manage that. I can go around either side of my table saw so it isn't a huge deal, and I keep the fence closer to the blade when not in use.
A push stick is cheaper than a finger
Used to have Ikea lamps, but they would always blow out the bulbs. Regardless of wattage. I believe their brass tabs at the bottom of the socket are cheaply made(no surprise) which results in arcing. So I moved up in the world to Lamps Plus...with no issues. For this project, I would just buy the socket at the hardware store. Don't use Ikea crap for anything. I'm sure not all Ikea stuff is bad, but for me its more misses than hits.
Definitely, I certainly wouldn't go buy an Ikea lamp just for this. I did totally disassemble the socket and everything seemed to be in order. Thanks for the tips, will definitely check out Lamps Plus!
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Thalia and John thank you! Will definitely check your channel out.
Your circuit is unsafe. Exposed metal parts (like the switch you used) need to be grounded. Also, you really should credit your obvious "inspiration", especially if you are going to put a bunch of affiliate links on your video.
+rockusbacchus what obvious inspiration is that? Not sure what you're referring to.