How to Rewire a Lamp
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How to Rewire a Lamp
Leah from See Jane Drill demonstrates how to rewire a lamp, step by step for the beginner.
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This video is fantastic. She gets to the "Chase" immediately. She doesnt waste my time talking about her experiences with lamps and where she finds them, etc etc like so many HOW-TO videos do. Explains very well, distinct voice. Tells you exactly what you need. Goes thru all steps clearly. Hope there are many more of her videos I can learn from!!!
So I literally don't think I've ever commented on a TH-cam video. But I just wanted to let you know, this video meant so much to me! I'm a single mother working two jobs and definitely on the budget. Now I'll do wood work and don't think twice about building stuff that I need inside the house and work with just about every material in different hobbies. But one thing I never mess with is electricity LOL. I know my limits ! However I have a lamp that cost me $2.50 that is priceless in value to me. My father lived on the West Coast for many years and I, the east coast. And rather not we talked several times during the week we always talked on Sundays and he always visited for a couple of weeks a year, typically about this time. During these visits, it was tradition for us to go yard selling, thrift shopping and to flea markets. I looked forward to it every year. About a year before covid hit, my father died a few months after a stroke. I was at his bedside holding his hand with my head on his chest when he slipped away. My lamp that cost $2.50 was one of my treasures that he got for me at a yard sale years back. The only things I took from a divorce were my children, clothes, and THIS LAMP lol. WELL the switch went bad a couple of months ago. It was depressing me so bad. But I watched your video and felt like this was one electric job I could handle. And I did and I just want to thank you because it means the world to me to have my lamp shining bright beside my bed!
You are the BEST teacher EVER! You took your time and explained everything in step by step detail. The camera was perfectly set, you nailed it. I finally have my beautiful lamp back. Thank You!!!
How can you possibly still be under a million subscribers?!
So thorough. Never condescending. And no wasted time. Just business. One of the most helpful channels to ever exist on TH-cam!
Thanks!!
I especially appreciate that you work slowly, thoughtfully, and are deliberate. Too many people think that by working quickly they're impressive while the reality is the opposite. You obviously understand that one should do it slow and do it right. Love ya, Leah!
thank you, glad you like our work!
My thoughts exactly, too!
I love how Leah showed where she put the underwriter knot in, then later realized she had to undo the knot, slip the cord through the receptacle, and redo the knot. Seeing how to recover from mistakes is so valuable to beginners. People who make educational videos so often just edit out mistakes, not realizing that this actually reduces their educational value. I love Leah's high quality videos. She explains things so well, and her calm, rational demeanor is an example to the rest of us when we try to tackle our own projects.
John Dawson yes, and it always helps to practice the knot anyways. 😂I chuckled , because it’s so relatable.
Thank you so much for this! I got a kit and sat here and fixed my bedroom lamp, one of the last gifts my mom gave me before she passed on. So happy it works again :)
Thank you, Leah. I just rewired an old lamp that was blowing out expensive LED bulbs when I would screw them in. No more blown bulbs, and the three-way switch gives me low, medium, and ripping-out-seams light. Fantastic! Thanks for your clear instructions, from a sewer who was tired of squinting.
This may be an older video but it just helped me sooo much rewiring my first lamp!! Thank you for your clear directions!
Hey Ms. Jane I'm 15 years old and I've been working on my lamp for months I was missing a few pieces to the lamp to make the vase stay and now it's finally complete ! Thank you for the tutorial of the lamp ! Comes in handy !
you're welcome, and congrats on finishing your lamp!
You are the BEST!!’ I’m 70 years old and wish I learned about your channel in my 50s. Love every video. You’ve made me feel empowered.
Great explanation and you have an excellent voice I could listen to all day, even if you read out the phone book! Keep it up Leah.
Thanks 🙂
Thank you. I just successfully wired a lamp! :)
You are the best instructor of rewiring lamps that ever graced TH-cam. You’re a “natural born” teacher. Oh, how I’d love to take a class under you.
For the first time i can tie an underwriter’s knot. Look forward to seeing more of your videos. Thank you, Leah.
Very good instructional video. I rewired a vintage lamp last night and couldn't believe how easy it was. Your directions were very helpful! Thanks!
This is the clearest set of instructions on being your own electrician I've ever seen: detailed without using technical language, clear demonstrations of how to take apart and reassemble. Look out old lamps, here I come. I just finished rewiring an old iron, and this took a very long time because the hot and neutral terminals weren't labeled. At all. Next I'll subscribe to your channel. Thank you very much!
THANK YOU! I've watched about 5 videos and yours was the best at showing how to tie an underwriter's knot AND how to tell the hot wire from the neutral wire. Excellent explanation and great camera work!
Thank you for the precise instruction! I'm pretty darn proud of myself right now thanks to you!
WOW you are an amazing teacher and your careful methodical explanation is so appreciated. Happy to sit thru the ads for you. I know it helps a little. You rock!
Great video - no unnecessary dialogue, good close-up filming, good clear commentry, no skimming over important electrical bits - thankyou - am saving this video for my lamp adventures!
LEAH!! I did it! I've had a beautiful floor lamp from a thrift store sitting here for close to a year. I had ordered a new replacement wire kit and then...stall, fear, never mind. I had an electrician in for another issue and he wanted to charge me $75 to rewire it. Another two month's goes by and today, I think of looking up your older videos and BAM!! Let there be light!! I can't thank you enough...oh my goodness!! It worked!
I wanted to learn to rewire a lamp by MYSELF. I found this video and it was a Godsend! Leah is the BEST! She’s methodical, explains in English how to, and has a lovely voice as well. Since first finding Leah, I’ve rewired 3 mid century mod lamps. Thanks so much Leah! You are my inspiration! BiNgO!!🥰♥️
This is the best step-by-step EVER! The lamp kit I bought online came with ZERO instructions. The lamp I wanted to re-wire was nearly identical to the one in the video, which was a bonus. I love the clear and specific instructions; exudes the confidence of an experienced maker which gave ME confidence that I could do this even as a beginner. Thank you SO MUCH!
Leah! I did it! And it works! OMG!!!!
I ended up having to use the original socket cap because it screwed into the neck of the base and that tension was necessary to hold everything together. I’m impressed with my problem solving!
Very interesting to find that the original cord had no underwriter’s knot. I made sure it was there this time around.
Thank you so much! I’m very proud of myself!
Thanks Leah! You gave me the confidence to fix an old lamp that was my grandparents. I purchased socket and wire kit, unfortunately the wire was to large for the stem. So off to hardware store we went ( my Mom and I ). We found the wire cord but no plug attached. Taking my shaky confidence we got a plug to attach. I put in the new socket and wiring tonight, with new plug attached. The crystal lamp that sat on nightstand by my grandmother's side of the bed, now sits on my nightstand. I am thrilled. Tomorrow, we tackle the 2 lamps that were my great-aunt and uncle's that sit on my Mom's nightstands. Thank you! I know to some it may not be a big deal to be able to do it, but to me, it's a big leap. Can't wait to see what your other videos teach me. Huge hugs! - Christine
Hi Christine, I'm so happy that you were able to restore your grandparents' lamp! There is nothing better than being able to preserve family heirlooms from the past. I, in fact, have several items that belonged to my grandmother, and I treasure them and get a great thrill out of displaying them in my home. I'm glad our video gave you the confidence to take on this task, and I wish you great success with fixing your great-aunt and uncle's lamps! Warm regards, -Leah
You saved the day for me today! Thank you so much for your detailed guidance in this tutorial of yours.
I actually had a lamp ready to go to a donation center when I was faced with unexpected home appliance leak & a complete HVAC needing replacement. I fortunately found your tutorial & decided to give it a try. I bought the necessary parts & after a stupid mistakes on my part, my lamp is working & life is brighter today.
Thank you so much. Wish I could send you the bright results, but it doesn’t look like that’s a possibility. Keep up the great work. You’re the best!!!
This is the 4th time I've looked up a home project and you've been there to save the day without even deliberately searching your channel (which I will do more often). Your videos are some of the most helpful things I've found on the internet and that's saying something. Thank you for making these, you're wonderful!
it's truly my pleasure
Leah, Great video. You explained everything clearly but didn't go on & on like some do. I own and operate a handyman business and there isn't much I don't know how to do but a customer asked me to rewire several of these old lamps she purchased from yards sales. I told her I wasn't sure how to do it. She laughed and said, "You just built me a new room for my home. You put the new wiring in, heat, windows, wood floors but your not sure how to rewire lamps." She told me to go home and sleep on it because it will come to me. She said she has confidence. So that's where you come in. Today I rewired her 7 lamps. She said,"see I knew you knew how". I had to be honest and told her "no I watched Leah from seejanedrill.com so I could learn it correctly". So Thank You, Thank You, Thank You
Handyman Girl, Love your screen-name. It's always nice to hear from other professionals. Thanks for taking the time to comment, it's much appreciated!
My screen name is actually my business name which came about by accident. I was a stay at home Mom living in a home we just bought that needed to be bulldozed. That's how bad it was but we couldn't afford to hire anyone so I worked on it almost every day. The neighbors started ringing my doorbell or usually yelling up at me while I was on a ladder, Hey Handyman-Girl do you think you could fix this for me. After about the 10th or 12th neighbor that I did work for for free. My next door neighbor convinced me to start it as a business and the name stuck. Now 20 some years later my guys and I are in the process of starting a nonprofit to help kids learn the construction industry with the goal to get them into college and graduate college.
Leah, Absolutely excellent detailed step by step instructions!!! You are fantastic and a natural teacher. I just found this video and will now be searching for more here and on your website. Since this is an older post, I sure hope you’re still doin your thing! 🌞
Thanks...great clear instructions that were easy to follow! I was able to save 2 lamps that I thought were goners. 😊
Best lamp re-wiring instructional video on TH-cam! Thank you for posting.
I have watched several videos for guidance in how to rewire a lamp, and yours is, hands down, the best. You patiently walk us through the steps, and your careful explanation of the underwriter's knot is just perfect! Thank you!
Thank goodness for you, Leah! I bought a pair of lamps secondhand that didn't work. I ordered new wiring/switch kits, turned on TH-cam and those other guys were NOT explaining anything, they were jumping through steps, and were not helpful at all. I just got confused and frustrated. I tried three tutorials before I found yours. YOURS is AMAZING and perfect. You explained each step from beginning to end, even laid out the needed tools! Ahh, this video made me so happy, and at the end of it my lamps actually LIT UP! WOOHOO!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!!!
This is THE BEST video on the subject. Instructions are clear, complete and no blah blah vibrato.
Thanks so much for taking the time to make it.
Of all of the "how to" videos I've watched, this is absolutely the very clearest and best I've ever seen. Thank you
Superb! What a great teacher. Used this to replace wiring on a challenging floor lamp. Easy as pie, thanks to this totally clear step by step video. Sidebar on creating the underwriter's knot was very helpful, as was the instruction on differentiating between neutral and hot wires. As a total neophyte, this was exactly what I needed.
LEAH, you're a LEGEND! You know how to demo and teach with explicit simple explanation and instruction. I've had a lamp for years with an ill fitting socket and a wobbly shade. Now I can do it myself! Thanks to you.
Love you!
I cannot thank you enough. You are an amazing teacher.
Most of the people demonstrating the rewiring of a lamp have done it many times. They went so fast in the video that I could not keep up and searched TH-cam until I found your video.
You did it step by step explaining everything. My lamp is now rewired and working. Thank You😊
You have a new subscriber.
Glad to help and welcome to the channel.
Thanks to you, I rewired 2 vintage lamps and had the confidence to try replacing a ceiling light. And I did it! Thank you for sharing your expertise.
I’ve watched several videos on how to do this and none of them explained it as thorough as you did. Excellent video and your voice is amazing. Thank you. I’m a fan now!
You have given us the best and most thorough demonstration yet. You're the first to mention that the hot wire goes to the brass plate and the neutral to the silver plate. I was also able to remake the strain relief knot following your example. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
My daughter bought an antique Italian lamp that is really pretty, but the wiring was frayed and looked unsafe. This video helped me rewire it instead of getting an electrician when money is tight. Jane is fantastic and easy to follow. Thank you!
Leah, thank you for making this topic easy to understand. After years of searching for a matching pair of Mid-Century Modern lamps, I finally found a pair from the 1950s and rewired my first lamp today.
Highly skilled, excellent communication skills, succinct videos, and a pleasant personality. It doesn't get any better. Thanks, Jane!
you're welcome, Jeff, and thank you very much!
Thank you so much for taking it slow and being thorough in your explanation. I was so scared of messing up but you totally boosted my confidence and made this an easy project. I can't tell you how appreciative I am that you made this video. :)
Great vid, but as an electrician, I want to mention 2 things:
1). The cardboard insert that insulates the the brass socket cover from the terminal screws often needs to be replaced. Better to buy the entire socket/switch set up rather than just the socket/switch itself. We're talking a difference of $1? $2? Worth it! Plus, you can get a twist switch or a push switch...if you prefer to change it. :)
2). If you cut the original cord further from the base, you can use it to fish the new wire through the fixture. In this case, it's not a big deal, but in a more complicated fixture, it is often helpful if not necessary.
Hey, thank you for sharing your personal experience with the community! 🙂
Thanks so much. I would've had such a hard time rewiring my lamp if I didn't read your comment because I have a ceramic base and the hole at the top is 1/2 inch so it would've been so hard to do without using the old cord to guide the new one.
I was wondering about that.
Thank you so much for this tutorial. I watched a ton of videos but the men never mentioned the tips on the end of the new wires, and I didn't know if they were supposed to be left on or cut off, and your step by step instructions were super clear and the best video I watched to get help with this. I'm not sure I would have finished wiring the lamps that originally belonged to my great-aunt without your help, it felt like you were right here with me during the whole process
Thank you so much for sharing your wisdom and guidance. ! I had a bad switch on my floor lamp and, without knowing a thing about wiring, rewired the whole lamp following your video step by step. Turns out all I needed was a new switch but I ended up replacing the entire socket and learned a lot in the process following your video. You’re really great at what you do and I appreciate you sharing your gifts with the world! You’re basically my new hero.
This was the best video for rewiring
a lamp, clear and showed you all the tools and supplies you need in advance. Leah is always clear and encouraging!
Someone said today ‘keep creating. You never know when your gift will impact someone’. Posted 9 years ago, helping me become better today 🥰👌🏼🎯👍🏼🙌🏼 thank you!!
Leah, thank you! You are my go-to person when I need to do something new around the house. Today I’m changing out the socket in a 20-year old lamp! Not an heirloom, but I’m keeping it out of the landfill. ❤❤❤
Leah is a GREAT teacher! Following her instructions I was able to rewire a lamp at least 60 years old. Thanks so much. I am subscribing too.
Omg I just found you bc I'm embarking on the electrical trade and thought I'd start teaching myself basic home projects&you have the EXACT same type of lamp I'm wanting to rewire! I love how simple and slowly you go, makes it easy for the newbies! Love you thank you❤
This video was so helpful! Very descriptive and concise. I just rewired two vintage lamps for the first time ever using just this video. Thank you!
Excellent video! On point, detailed enough for a complete novice but no extraneous rambling. Clear and concise instructions. I watched once and kept open for reference while I successfully rewired 2 Mid-century lamps tonight!
Nice!
I'm an older woman who thinks she should be able to do anything. Leah did an excellent job of demonstrating how to rewire an old lamp. I look forward to any additional videos.
Excellent tutorial, Ms. Jane. I followed your instructions to rewire a lamp for the first time and everything went well. Thank you so much!
Inconceivable that anyone did not "like" this video. It's one of the clearest and most concise I've ever seen. New Leah fan!!
Thanks Kevin
I started on this project over a year ago. Needless to say I finished it today. I thought of Leah and I knew she could help me. Thanks Leah!
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Forget this old house! Perfectly slow clear instructions for anyone to understand. AND explanations, to keep you safe and why. Thank you Leah!!
Hey, I think I can do this 👍😉
Leah, your calm demeanor and soft-spoken instructions are excellent! You are a great teacher!
Leah you are a cornucopia of knowledge. I use your channel all the time. Thanks for all your tutorials.
Thank you! I followed you step by step & the lamp is good as new! My sister will be thrilled w/her 'new' vintage lamp! My how crystal shines w/it is clean & has light! I appreciate the speed & care you take w/your directions.
Thank you!!
I bought a cheap (but VERY cute) owl lamp off of Amazon, and the switch on it started acting really finicky. I couldn't figure out how to replace just the switch, so I replaced the lamp socket using this video and now it works like a charm! Thank you, Jane!! It's nice to have a gal showing me how to do home improvement stuff!
thank u..searched for this video because I always meant to have my dad teach me this, but time got away from me ...he passed this week...I need to rewire something, & make dad proud ..thanks for going slow Leah...best video I found
Thank for your video on repairing a light socket. Mom picked up a little yard sale lamp and I noticed the plastic socket was cracked. I looked up this video (because I find your instruction is straight forward, easy to follow and always safety first. In this lamp's case, the cord looked to be in excellent shape, so I loosened the socket so I could cut the cord to save the most cord. I especially appreciate the instructions on how to identify hot from neutral wires and the underwires knot. Very cool! Thanks again for generosity and expertise!!!
Leah thank you so much for the PERFECT video to get my mom's old lamp rewired! Every time I plugged it in I was nervous. Not now! Great video instructions - perfect length and description!
Thank you, Leah. I'm a caretaker and I told my elderly client I would fix her precious lamp. With your instruction, I just might be able to make her smile.
Probably the best video on this topic for non-tool savvy people. Excellent!
I love the way Jane takes her time and explains and demonstrates clearly what you are to do. Thank you
YOU are AWESOME 👏. You taught my daughter and I how to put in a toilet last year. And now we just wired an old light. You are such a great teacher. Thank you 🙏🏻
THANK YOU.....THANK YOU I was so lucky to find this beautiful OLD, OLD lamp, beautiful it was thrifted, I could hardly believe my luck that no one seen this vintage beauty....it was working...then it wasn't....I LOVE THIS OLD OLD LAMP it was a treasure, it is a treasure.....watched a couple of Utube " how to rewire a lamp, yours was a confidance builder " I'm a little worried about killing myself, electrifying myself...but I'm gonna buy what I need to get it done... next week I will take the lamp with me to the Home Depot for any other pointers...wish me luck...better yet...pray I don't actually kill myself. You showed perfectly how to do it, close ups on the steps...carefully and calm. Thanks again God bless
I was able to retire my antique lamps because of you. Thank you so much! ❤️❤️❤️❤️I have a fetish for antique lamps but found that most of mine were unusable due to wiring. .....my next project is an antique lamp that has 2 lights. The main light bulb and then there is a smaller light in side the lamp. Almost like a night light. It has a multi color covering and it puts off a glow inside the lamp. I’m hoping I can figure that one out too. I think I found the kit I need. The lamp has been unusable for 20 years and I had no idea there was a kit i could use to replace it. Hopefully it’s what I need. I love these lamps and I’ve been to stubborn/ lazy to take them to get repaired because I just knew I could do it myself. 😂so thnk you for your clear direct instructions
Best site EVER for teaching how to wire a lamp! Thank you!
This will be my go to demo when I Re wire our antique lamps. Thanks for a well-organized lesson.
Excellent clear instructions. I rewired my old lamp easily following this tutorial. Thank you!
by far the most helpful video i have seen on the topic. my lamp is finally working again. thank you!
Best explanation I've seen, covering the knot and the polarity. One of my lamp wires just has a single ridge running down the side. So the ribbing may not be that obvious. This is also important if you are adding a plug. The wider blade is the neutral, as I understand it.
Thanks so much Leah! The pace of the video and close ups for live vs insulation wires and knot was amazing!! I’m going to electrical work for the first time. Thanks for being encouraging ❤️🌈
Thank you so much for your videos! The underwriter knot and wire connecting to the conductor helped me to finish re-wiring a lamp that I decided randomly to do...something I have never done before...and because of your knowledge and self-assuredness, it made me feel so proud when I completed the task and knew that it was done correctly. PS: I'm the wife of R. LeBlanc...so woman to woman -- YOU ROCK!
Fantastic...you did it! way to go, and thanks for commenting!
Great video - love all your close ups. Makes it easy to follow. Looking forward to rewording my 3 vintage lamps!
Thank you Leah. I have two vintage lamps that need rewired. I told myself if I could find a good tutorial on how to do it, I would. If not, I'd have to pitch them. Now I get to keep my Mom's cut glass lamp and my Grandmother's floor lamp! Great tutorial!!
WOW. Thank you. I could NOT figure out polarity! You saved the day Leah! You have a very soothing way, and you paced this so I didn't have to keep replaying. I got it the first time!
Thank you so much! I have several lamps, that I really like, that belonged to my in-laws. The wiring is very old & I thought it would be safer to update the wiring. I bought two “kits” to get myself started. I did watch someone else & she had me taking the entire thing apart which was completely unnecessary! I found your tutorial & bam! done! 😁. Again, thank you!
Found this video by googling "how to rewire a lamp". This video was super straightforward and easy to follow. I haven't rewired a lamp yet, but now I'm confident I could. Thanks!
Thank you SO MUCH! I was actually going to send two lamps out to be rewired! They belonged to my parents. Off to Lowes to get the wiring! I have all the rest of what is needed. Thank you for making this easy for someone who is a little afraid of electricity. I used to help my daddy do stuff like this. BTW you have beautiful nails!!!
I've gotta say and normally I don't do this but first time I'm ever trying to rewire a lamp and your video helped 1000 times more then these confusing instructions! Thank you so much for this simple very explanatory video. 👍👍
Thank you!! I’ve been waiting for over 6 months for my husband to rewire our one of our matching floor lamps. I had all the parts and I remembered my mom had done this, so I knew if she could do it so can I. I appreciate that you explain how to figure out which wire was hot and neutral, that was the part I didn’t remember. Also the explanation of the knot was very helpful too. Now I have enough light in our living room to actually read a book or hem a pair of pants. 🙂
Thank you so much for this video! You made rewiring my antique lamps a breeze! You are a treasure!
I needed to replace my socket and I knew I could depend on you to get the job done. You helped me complete my project again. Thanks for being a great teacher.
Great demonstration of the underwriter's knot. And thank you for leaving in the mistake. We all make mistakes and this inspires us DIYers not to give up. My lamp works now!!
Thank you Jane, love the way you teach us and don't waste our time on a bunch of unnecessary stuff.
Thanks Leah. Clear and simple instructions. I finally re-wired the lamps from an antique store and put them in the guest room!
Thank you for this gift. Came in very handy when I was replacing the socket on an old lamp..only to find it didnt have “the underwriters knot”, so no wonder the socket got loose and went bad from all that jigglin! You gave the perfect explanation to create the knot needed, thank you so much!
you're very welcome!
You are the best teacher ever for showing me how to do this correctly without frying myself. Thank you so very much.
Thank you so much for your very thorough, detailed instructions on how to change a socket on a lamp. You helped me repair my broken one and I’m back in business in hardly any time!
Thanks, Leah! Your instructions were so clear and easy. I successfully rewired 2 vintage milk glass lamps I got from an elderly neighbor this weekend and they look fantastic!
Way to go, you did it!!
You have an EXCELLENT PRESENTATION STYLE! Thanks so much for your exceedingly clear, concise, & superb instruction in how to replace a light fixture. I learned so many new things, which will enable me to replace the light fixture. I purchased the kit, & I only had a BASIC CONCEPT of how & what to do. Your TH-cam Video has supported me in being able to do it with CONFIDENCE! I particularly appreciated your explanation on "How To Make Underwriters Knot." Thanks again keep up your GREAT PUBLIC SERVICE TH-cam VIDEOS!
Leah, you are absolutely the best! I have watched many of your videos and no one can explain anything as well as you do! This video was no exception. Thank you for all your help.
Thanks you so much! I just purchased a couple of antique lamps and I rewired them myself! Couldn't have done it without you!
Thank you for this! Accidentally broke an old lamp trying to change the shade (had to pry off what would no longer unscrew) and thanks to this alone i have fixed it, without even zapping myself!
Thank you so much, Jane. My first time doing this and all went perfectly. She's a great teacher.