Not bad at all. I don't care a lot for the shade, but that's easily changed. Articulated Lamp.
I can see a smaller version as a desk lamp, or wall lamp.
I can see a smaller version as a desk lamp, or wall lamp.
Articulated lamp
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There is a his and her version of that ,Dan, but they won't allow it on this forum.I like it, but maybe sub those footstool feet?
just saying,
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Herb, your information is sufficient. The image is conjured. :grin:
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The Political Correct one.Which alternate?
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I clicked on the link but didn't see any picture of the lamp. Am I missing something?
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One Picture Is Worth...
https://cdn.instructables.com/FX8/NCFC/JIEU3F8L/FX8NCFCJIEU3F8L.LARGE.jpg
This one...
https://cdn.instructables.com/FX8/NCFC/JIEU3F8L/FX8NCFCJIEU3F8L.LARGE.jpg
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Got it. Thanks for "enlightening" me. Most unusual.
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How would you ever keep the joints solid enough to keep the lamp from just slumping to the floor?
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Titebond II...
A machine screw, fender washers, and the type of knob we use for jigs, through each of the joints. But yeh, I was thinking the same thing; there's a lot of potential torque at each joint.
The articulated desk lights use springs to act as a counter rotational force.
A machine screw, fender washers, and the type of knob we use for jigs, through each of the joints. But yeh, I was thinking the same thing; there's a lot of potential torque at each joint.
The articulated desk lights use springs to act as a counter rotational force.
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