Anachronistic light bulb oil lamp
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- Опубліковано 12 тра 2016
- I saw these little light bulb containers at the local hobby shop and thought about how it would be interesting and unconventional it might be to use them as an oil lamp..
All in all this was a very simple project, other than drilling through the porcelain for the wick.
Thanks for watching!
Tools & Products used:
18 Gauge sheet metal
Empire Drywall square - amzn.to/2o5alwi
Throatless Shear - amzn.to/2o51MDk
1x1x1/8" angle iron
DEWALT DW872 Cold Saw - amzn.to/2nH4KdP
Dewalt DWE4011 Angle Grinder - amzn.to/2oDDrGc
Lincoln Electric 140C Mig Welder - amzn.to/2o4Z9RW
Hydrogen peroxide, Vinegar & salt(for patina)
Dremel 4000 amzn.to/2nFHkp5
Glass light bulb jar amzn.to/2nOeMtB
Loctite Heavy Duty Epoxy - amzn.to/2oRnpp9
Boiled Linseed Oil - amzn.to/2oHGZa6 - Навчання та стиль
Nice tip on the patina! I love your bead on the sheet. It's like icing a cake!
+Wm. Walker Co.
Thanks!
I so want that hand shear!! tool envy.
The "Bevrely shears" are spendy, but the off-brand ones like the one I'm using can be had for $100-150, definitely a must if you are going to be doing much sheet metal work.
Nice. Also, it is strange that I bought the stuff a few days ago to make nearly the same exact thing, but using mason jars. Diresta was a big inspiration for me to start a youtube channel earlier this year too.
+Let's Make Something Awesome Together
Thanks!
Yeah, Diresta was obviously a big motivator for myself as well. Looks like we're at a similar stage in our UA-cam career. We should keep in touch!
It came out great!!
+ESCAGEDO WOODWORKING
Thanks man!
That was cool!!!
Thank you!
Shoutout to the making it podcast if you guys haven't tuned in, give it a listen. Thank you +jimmydiresta +I Like To Make Stuff +Make Something and +David Waelder for inspiring me to give this whole UA-cam thing a shot!
ZH Fabrications love your videos bro, truly inspiring to skip the consumer market and make your own stuff which looks better and built better then you could buy.
Good job 👍👌
Thank you!
Just discovered your channel, nice work ! and fellow biker too, awesome ! V
Excellent! Ride safe!
nice job💪 cool video✊
Thank you!
I have read that a product called "Penetrol" works great for sealing a patina against any further rusting.
I've heard of it, but I haven't tried it yet.
This is so awesome, i just subscribed and im ver impressed with your work, i think i will go ahead and buy me some tools to start letting my imagination flow, you are such an inspiration. Blessings.
That is great Daniel! Do it--just dive in seriously. Let me know if I can help!
+ZH Fabrications brother im a very creative person and by watching your vids i realize i have to jump in to this very seriously, while im writing to you im making a list of tools, if you can help me with some names and brand i will greatly appreciate., this is my email and i will be for sure your #1 fan. Zombie1469@gmail.com happy holidays and many blessings for you and your family. Thanks so much.
What blade are u using on the saw?
Thanks for your vids great... Does the linseed oil smell a bit and be greasy to the touch??
It does for a day or two then it hardens quite a bit.
What does the linseed oil do on the sheet? Also, I love your vids. I can't wait for the weather to get warmer so I can get back out in the garage and try some wood / metal combo projects.
The linseed oil does a good job of protecting against (further)rust.
Thank you! Follow me on instagram, and post your projects, I'd like to see them!
How were you able to get the bulbs apart without breaking them?
they actually sell these ones at hobby lobby, they are containers that just look like light bulbs.
... and already designed by OPOSSUM design in 1997 and produced since 1998, AND REGISTERED AT THE PATENTAM MUNICH !!!!! internet search is so simple, if you would only make it.
what type of welder is that?
Lincoln 140C
ZH Fabrications I love your jobs, I hope I can do some soon. I have a consultation, which you used to rust the metal? And why did you burn it? Thank you very much and congratulations
does zh stand for zürich ? =)
Nope it stands for my name Zack Herberholz
Herberholz = Rougherwood/Harsherwood =) nice name and thx for the answer. greetings from ZüricH
there's a chipmunk voices on the background. :)
:)
You make great videos and have new interesting ideas! Having said that, your welding drives me crazy! Adjust you machine and hold that damn trigger down! Look up chuckee2009 for some welding tips.
Thanks!
...man am I tired of hearing this. I've actually passed all of my MIG & TIG certs--It's called "trigger", "pulse" or "stitch" welding. The penetration isn't as good if your going for structural work, but I find it's easier to control the aesthetics of the weld.
I hope that doesn't come off as rude, but I must have 3-5 people a week telling me I need to learn how to weld.