Hi I'm new to your channel. What a great project!! I have one of those old lights still in my bathroom from the 90's! LOL I'm actually looking for a way to update that fixture and reuse in my bathroom. I'm glad I found your channel. I can't wait to see more of your projects. We love hands on projects! God Bless and stay safe!
Thanks so much for checking out our channel! We hope you subscribe and stick around for more projects! This was definitely a fun project and an amazing turn out for little $$
Reading this in 2022…I took a similar light in my bathroom, I spray painted it in hammered black, completely different fixture! I used those industrial pipe shelf supports and painted the same color. It looks really good. Plus no wall repair!
I would get a old extension cord and cut the end off and wire it up to plug in for now to use. Because it is to beautiful to just sit there not lit up. Absolutely amazing. Love it now on the hunt for a light so i can make one. Thank you for sharing love ur channel.
Haha! So funny, the kid in the end promoting her own channel 😂 Great diy! Bragging right, absolutely! Question 1- would it have save some time if you had cut the original metal where the light came on and attached it with screws to the wood? I have no idea how to cut the thin metal sheet, so I don’t know if that’s hard/easy. Question 2- how was the electric installation part?
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My favorite part, when you say " I should really learn what that says" on the tape measure. Like that light alot. Thanks for posting
I am so in love with it, lucky me my hubby’s an electrician lol
Just bought a house and I was about to buy this 200+ dollar fixture for my dining room lol thank you so much
This is WOW!!!!! Thank you so much for this. Now I need to go and binge watch your page. LOL 😂
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Amzing what each and one of us can make when you really want something good work
Good work. Actually unbelievably excellent for someone that can't read a tape
This is amazing!! Thinking about making something like this but a 3 light or single light version.
WOW! You have inspired me to do one! I will be on the lookout for more of your DIYS!
and I am now subscribed! Love your page!
Yay! That’s why we’re here to hopefully inspire others! Thanks so much!
bore the holes first in a wider 2x4. Then rip the board thinner to the width you like with a table saw
Hi I'm new to your channel. What a great project!! I have one of those old lights still in my bathroom from the 90's! LOL I'm actually looking for a way to update that fixture and reuse in my bathroom. I'm glad I found your channel. I can't wait to see more of your projects. We love hands on projects! God Bless and stay safe!
Thanks so much for checking out our channel! We hope you subscribe and stick around for more projects! This was definitely a fun project and an amazing turn out for little $$
Reading this in 2022…I took a similar light in my bathroom, I spray painted it in hammered black, completely different fixture! I used those industrial pipe shelf supports and painted the same color. It looks really good. Plus no wall repair!
I would get a old extension cord and cut the end off and wire it up to plug in for now to use. Because it is to beautiful to just sit there not lit up. Absolutely amazing. Love it now on the hunt for a light so i can make one. Thank you for sharing love ur channel.
Yes! That might have to be the option for now as we will be stuck in our homes for a while longer. Thank you so much for your support!
Great 👍 diy
Thank you so much!
Did you ever get an electrician to install the wires of the dining room light?
Haha! So funny, the kid in the end promoting her own channel 😂
Great diy! Bragging right, absolutely!
Question 1- would it have save some time if you had cut the original metal where the light came on and attached it with screws to the wood? I have no idea how to cut the thin metal sheet, so I don’t know if that’s hard/easy.
Question 2- how was the electric installation part?
How many boards did you buy and what size . Thanks :)
I can't find her channel.