How to Make A Rib Lamp from Pallet Wood
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- Опубліковано 31 лип 2016
- I designed and built a lamp with ribs made from some scrap pallet wood.
Free template: makify.com/stuff/Rib_Lamp_Temp...
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Great - simple and easy for ppl that don't have major tools.
I really enjoyed the video. It shows what needs to be done and workable solutions, and the shooting was good. I like your narration as well. Most importantly, this is a good craft project and you made the template available. I'm now going to check in my pallets to see if I have a match, and if not I'll take my trailer to the furniture dealer again. Thank you for sharing. BTW I like that you pointed out the issue with bulb and hand size and the top of the lamp.
I'm glad you liked the video. Thanks for the nice comment!
I am watching this video almost 4 years after you posted. Very nice lamp. I am hoping that since you are making more projects, you were able to explain to your wife that you needed to purchase addition power tools. That miter saw was something else but it did the job.
Muy buenos y divertidos tus videos !!! gracias por tu tiempo y por compartir tu sabiduria!!!
Exitos en todo.
i like your style, thanks for sharing this project!
A wonderful lamp from Wood and a great inspiration. Many hi from Andy from Germany
Wonderful idea, thanks for sharing the template.
Very nice design !!! very good manual work, thank you very much for uploading to your page.
Greetings.
well thought out. Beautiful work.
Nice job. Will make one myself. Thanks for the plans!
Nice job -like the outtakes at the end 👍
Another amazing creation from pallet wood, ur my favoret UA-cam woodworker.
Wow, thanks!
Wonderfull job ! I'll try it soon, by the way, thanks for the pdf and for giving measures in cm.
Greatings from France.
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i like your lamp and your positive mood thanks for video and smile face
Esta muy padre saludos desde México.
your lamp is amazing brother! thankful to find this channel..
Thanks! I'm glad you like it.
I like that lamp, I may have to make one.
I will make one, great video thanks!
Nice design!! I like that magic spray application :D interesting!
Ha ha. Thanks!
Great Job!!!
Excellent job
Great idea. I wish I could make.
I really love this lamp !!!
Thanks!
Beautiful 👌 I also made four lamps. Thanks
Great design!
Thanks Bruce!
thx for the template ,dude ;)
Nice Lamp
That Hand powered Mitersaw seems like a real pain in the rear end 😂
This is a totally fantastic, easy and fun project! I don't have any experience with wiring anything, but your instructions were definitely clear and made that part of the process look absolutely doable. I'm planning on acquiring a bandsaw for my apartment, and I was curious about what type you have, and whether you would recommend it (ease of use, good cut quality, and "quiet-for-a-power-tool" would be my goals).
My band saw is a 10" Craftsman (model 351.214000) which is identical to the 10" Rikon band saw (model 10-305). It is easy to use, cuts well, and is very quiet. I'm also in an apartment and it is a good apartment saw. I would caution against getting a 9" band saw, they are just too small and not well built enough in my opinion. I would recommend replacing the blade with a high quality blade. I like Timber Wolf blades. I recently replaced my tires with urethane tires and that has improved the saw as well.
+Makify1 thank you so much! This is excellent information, and definitely a point in favor of getting the craftsman/rikon saw (it's been a toss up between that one and the Wen, which sounds like a pretty great machine, but I have read some accounts that mention the Wen being difficult to set up properly). Hooray for saws in apartments!
I'm glad I could be helpful. Good luck with the saw! I love mine.
This would be a good project for a 2x4 contest at our wood club. I'll suggest it and keep you posted.
(by the way, that wasn't) (a 45º angle. It should) (have been 22 1/2º )
(cut on each side. )
I put some of this comment in parentheses so only you could read it !
I really enjoyed watching.
Cool design! I also think it's cool that you provide links...thank you!
You're welcome. Thanks for watching!
I like turtles...
+Kevin Medici That's coo!
Cool, like that.
Wow, it looks amazing! Im going to make one too :) Thanks for sharing it.
You got a new subscriber!:)
I'm glad you like it. Thanks for subscribing!
That is a very nice lamp. I think you couldve entered the pallet challenge by Sterling Davis with this project. Its just started today.
Making this from a 2x4 is a great idea. Wish I had thought of that.
I'm new on your channel and this is the first video which I see of you. I like the lamp very much.
Thanks for sharing. I'll subscribe in a moment.
I'm going to take a look at the links because finally I can see what kind of spray adhesive, spray lacquer and quick-set epoxy people use.
I'm glad you liked it. Thanks for subscribing!
Makify1 ■■■■ you are very devoted making your proyects. Yo remind me of my Shop teacher back in the days. Please keep the great work and thank you!
Thanks for the kind words! I'm glad you like my videos.
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This very nice
Very cool!
Thanks!
very nice
Awesome! I'm currently designing something similar...and also using pallet wood! :-)
Cool! Can't wait to see yours.
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thank you
Просто и красиво!!!!
Thank you.
Cool project. Couldn't you have oriented the paper templates on the wood such that there would have been less scrap (by mirroring and rotating every other one)? I realize that pallet wood is scrap to begin with, and maybe there was another reason you chose to do it this way. Thanks for the video!
That is a good idea. The wood I used was very knotty and so I was more worried about avoiding knots.
I work with pallet wood all the time I just think pilot would his character to it. it's getting harder and harder to find around here. door light came out like a true work of art
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neat lamp
Thanks!
Makify1 great lamp
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Hi sir. Where did you buy your miter saw?
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At 2:35 you say, "it was kind of a pain in the butt, but it was the only way I could think of doing it with the tools I have". Thank you for that. a WHOLLLLLLLE bunch of us have to improvise as we cant afford a shop full of cool tools. Yes, it makes for more work and less than perfectly accurate results, but one has to work within his or her wallet. I'm with you, man! Nice job on that lamp. Oh - and did you check for nails before machining your wood pieces? I've learned that wicked hazard the hard way when working with pallet wood!
I hear ya. I have to improvise ALL the time and yes, I thoroughly checked for nails. It's certainly not fun running into one unexpectedly.
Hi, my name´s Allan Paganini and I live in Brazil.
How are you?
Your project is very nice.
Congratulations.
Thank you!
Allan Paganini
Good job. Just a little question: why don't you removed away the triangle from the base with the band saw?
The top is curved so I couldn't cut it on the band saw upright. I could have tried tilting the the table on my band saw and cutting the ribs bottom first but because the ribs are curved, I wasn't sure if I'd be able to hold them steady enough to make exact cuts.
Thank you for your answer.
This would be nice converted to a hanging ceiling light, too.
Ooh, that's a good idea!
nice job vin!!! 1 question where do you get your pallet wood?
I find it near dumpsters and the side of the road.
+Makify1 will you ever use your lathe properly like make a projecrs
I would have made a jg and cut the triangles with the bandsaw but great job anyway
wod a jig saw work?
Yes, a jig saw would work well.
how did you get the nails out of the wood?
I used a claw hammer and some elbow grease.
you should do something with led lights !
Hey! though i really like the end of your videos each time, i think it would be easier [and less pain for you] to script those little things too. but please dont do it the end is awesome. LOL
I would have cut the miters on the band saw, seeing as you had one....
Using dials to attach the pieces together may have been easier than clamping..
When u say pattern is down below, where down below
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А что же дрова то такие позорные ???