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Steve Maskery wrote:I must be mad.
There will be a swivel joint half way up so that the lamp can be over my right shoulder or my left.
So there are only 4 wooden components, how hard can it be?
Steve Maskery wrote:........at some point (1960s/70s I assume) someone thought it was a good idea to cover them with hardboard...........
Woodbloke wrote:Doable Steve, but ticklishly tricky Personally, I would keep the rear leg straight as in JK's original; having it splayed as in your interpretation reminds me of a Triffid Quite how you do the swivel joint will also be interesting!
Woodbloke wrote:I would also, definitely and without question make a full sized laminated mock-up in pine. Apart from that, it's a piece of cake; Sunday afternoon job! - Rob
Mike G wrote:What are you going to make it out of?
Mike G wrote:I assume this will all be laminated.
Steve Maskery wrote:Or, in fact, any traingular angle.
What on earth have I started?
I have no doubt that, on a piece like this, the finer details will make or break it.
Aaaarrrggghhh!!!
Steve Maskery wrote:Or, in fact, any traingular angle.
What on earth have I started?
I have no doubt that, on a piece like this, the finer details will make or break it.
Aaaarrrggghhh!!!
RogerS wrote:I'm also curious as to where and how the wire goes to remain hidden.
Nice project though
Steve Maskery wrote:I must be mad.
If anyone can tell me why that image has a black backgound when, on my computer, it is white, I'd be interested to know.
9fingers wrote:
Hang on, three legs = Line Neutral and Earth
Bob
Woodbloke wrote:9fingers wrote:
Hang on, three legs = Line Neutral and Earth
Bob
Hang on a minute Bob...then you'd have three separate wires, one going up each leg, nae? That would then mean you'd have a wire coming out the bottom of each leg? Could get complicated - Rob
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