DIY Floor Lamp using an old Walmart light
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- Опубліковано 4 лют 2019
- We remade our cheap Walmart floor lamp, steampunk style! This is a really easy was to spruce up an old lamp, or just create a new one from scratch! : )
The Process:
We started by breaking down the old floor lamp so that we could use some of the components. We removed all the electrical wiring and salvaged what we could. We kept the main head of the lamp and the arm section. Once torn down, we attempted to reuse the base but found out that it would not be possible given the fact that it started to break as we tried to drill it for the base conduit piece. We ended up using a weightlifting weight as the base and use some high strength epoxy to secure the conduit coupling to the base. We then used standard conduit and a junction box to make up the rest of the lamp. Once it was all assembled the junction box made a perfect location for all the wiring to come together. We used some steel fencing wire to create the "shades". We painted it all a bronze color and topped it all off with some LED Edison style bulbs.
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I love that you involved the little guy. I plan to do the same with my nephew. Makes me happy to see others letting little ones help and learn.
Much better lamp. Love the collaboration.
Love the music Choice! And great job on the Lamp guys!
You guys make a good team !!!
Thanks for idea of a weight for a base, neat spray painting technique and the top too all helped me on an idea!
I was grinning through the whole video. Replacing disposable junk with sturdy, homemade, repairable items is where it’s at. Well done on the editing too. Brilliant!