I was highly impressed as a person who shops around Manhattan looking for stuff for people's Apartments this lamp would have been something I would have nabbed up in a second maybe even a pair which actually makes more sense you do great work please keep it up love watching your show better than TV
This entire project just exudes creativity. I love the finished look of this project. I'm glad that you are posting projects again. Thanks for the video.
The lamp shade ties the whole design together. This lamp could be part of a high-priced designer apartment in a real estate catalog. Nice to have a shirt in your signature hair color. 😜 I like how your projects usually don't require super fancy materials or tools and turn out unique and often high-end looking in the end.
I don’t know what is more awesome - this project or you as a maker. This is a really cool idea and it came out great. I just love the look of this. I’ve always been impressed by your videos and love to see projects like this. Thanks for sharing! 👍🏼
Wowwwww so beautiful DIY....I always wanted to make my own but I dont have those tools....Pls keep on making videos, I'm watching from the Philippines..Around this time , It's so hard to find finished products that I really want to have so its so good to create my own but just the tools didnt have and also buying furniture right in the store is quiet expensive..
Independent of the finished lamp, which I happen to really like, this is a good technique video - or techniques! If making another, would you drill the board first before routing, risking less rework if it went wrong?
This is gorgeous! 😍 It looks like the original picture is from a lamp listed on Amazon as “PUFEIDS Living Room Table Lamp”. I wonder if it might be easier to drill that middle top hole before doing the radius and round over to have a square edge to reference. Love this project!
A great "step by step" video for a cool lamp! Quick question, is there a reason why you couldn't use the forster bit before you rounded over edges? I would feel more confident using it first into a flat surface!
Noooooooo! 😩 I’ve just discovered your channel and I absolutely love what I’ve watched so far, thank you 🙏🏻. The problem for me now is I am already sleep deprived and I have so many of you vids to watch. I’ll have to ration them, and slowly catch up over time. 🤦🏻♂️😊 💤
Lovely lamp! It seems like it would be a bit simpler to drill the hole for the stem before doing the rounding. I also think just fitting the lamp cord into this before the final glue up would work well and make that step a bit easier as well. But your process worked and you did make a beautiful lamp!
I love chunky round overs so much, very nice work! I’d love to see more builds with that stunning 3/4” round over! Btw wouldn’t colored or clear acrylic work instead of the blinds?! Colored or clear acrylic in thin enough sheets not only can be cut like most acrylic with the tablesaw or scored many times with a sharp box cutter, better yet it can be formed permanently into shapes or bends using heat! Make a block of wood in the shape or with the right curve as a blank or a form, heat up the acrylic with a heating gun and bend it to your wood blank! It’d be stunning in multiple colors or just one but either way after applying each curved strip of acrylic to another with acrylic glue… you have a one of a kind, permanent or long lasting lamp shade or art that no one else will have! Check out David over on Make Something here on YT as he cuts and makes custom colored acrylic and wood lamps and also has a project where he heat bends custom pencil holders out of these vibrant acrylics. Fascinating and would go beautifully with your lamp which I have to try myself but perhaps with hickory and an array of acrylic colors as a lamp shade… we’ll see
Mill the hole for the pipe fitting and the cord slot before the round over and bull nose. Square edges are easier to work with. And if you screw up you have not wasted the work. This was a real treat of a project
Great idea but there’s a problem with drilling out the large mortise prior to routing her large round over which is the bearing can and most likely will fall into the hole causing the rounded edge to dip in messing up the perfect rounded over profile. The bearing follows the edge exactly so any imperfection, divots, bumps and in this case hole will be matched if the bearing rides exactly where the mortise is (I assume it will because the round over is large and so is the mortise) as it cuts with this type of router bit. One way around that is to use a perfectly fitting dowel (cut to match the shape of her rounded edge) pop it in and then proceed in routing this 3/4” round over. I know this because I made this mistake with a build and unfortunately the bearing followed a mortise I had made prior to routing an edge profile and it can’t be fixed easily or hidden. Tamar on 3x3 Custom explains this exact issue on her video of making her beautiful end grain cutting board when she decided to wait to add her large round over till after routing out the handle shapes into both ends of the cutting board and after she mortised a groove for her brass inlays. Luckily she caught herself before it ruined her handles
And you asked so, most of the rental homes I have lived in, since the 90's, in Australia, still have vertical blinds! 2 sliding doors in my current house. They are a revolting pinkish peachy colour that doesn't quite match the paint, but it's close. What's the modern alternative to covering sliding doors?? Vertical blinds obviously allow light through when turned, unlike curtains that are either open or closed!
Très joli et très original,j’adore,mais est-ce que le lampadaire est stable?est ce qu’il ne faudrait pas un peu de poids au pied ? à bientôt salut Jeannot ⚒😉
Nice lamp. We had vertical blinds in our last house but not since we moved 3 years ago. That was a groove, not a dado. A dado is across the grain and a groove is with the grain. Bill
Maybe you should have cut the mortise before rounding the edges of the board?? Also, I don't understand why you didn't just thread the Electrical cord through to start with? Was it because you didn't want to get spray on it?
The topic of the video title begins around 13:00. It was a long wait to get to the topic I wanted to watch. It's very admirable that this woman can do this wood working, but not relevant to what I wanted to watch. I think the wood working part would've been better to have in a separate video.
I've seen these blinds last multiple years on a back door in direct sunlight with no discoloration. Why would a led bulb discolor them? 😅 That's just ridiculous.
I was highly impressed as a person who shops around Manhattan looking for stuff for people's Apartments this lamp would have been something I would have nabbed up in a second maybe even a pair which actually makes more sense you do great work please keep it up love watching your show better than TV
This entire project just exudes creativity. I love the finished look of this project. I'm glad that you are posting projects again. Thanks for the video.
Love the art deco look of the lamp! Thanks as always for sharing
The lamp shade ties the whole design together.
This lamp could be part of a high-priced designer apartment in a real estate catalog.
Nice to have a shirt in your signature hair color. 😜
I like how your projects usually don't require super fancy materials or tools and turn out unique and often high-end looking in the end.
I don’t know what is more awesome - this project or you as a maker. This is a really cool idea and it came out great. I just love the look of this. I’ve always been impressed by your videos and love to see projects like this. Thanks for sharing! 👍🏼
So cool, love it. You were right the first time, it’s a groove for the wire.
Wow that looks great!
Bravo again, such a beautiful floor lamp....thanks for the detailed video...
Thank you for sharing your awesome lamp project with us. Everyone stay safe, happy and healthy. From Henrico County Virginia
Absolutely stunning!
Always great to create/make something yourself...nicely done!
Excellent!!!! Very Creative!!!!
Wowwwww so beautiful DIY....I always wanted to make my own but I dont have those tools....Pls keep on making videos, I'm watching from the Philippines..Around this time , It's so hard to find finished products that I really want to have so its so good to create my own but just the tools didnt have and also buying furniture right in the store is quiet expensive..
super pretty
Great work looks really cool!
Great job~! I typically view Poplar as a wood to be used for a painted project, but this came out really nice.
Beautifully finished project by an equally beautiful woman. Nice content, very easy to watch.
Big fan of this. Thanks for sharing!
Beautiful work! It really turned out amazing! 😃
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Amazing project!!
Independent of the finished lamp, which I happen to really like, this is a good technique video - or techniques!
If making another, would you drill the board first before routing, risking less rework if it went wrong?
Very cool, And nice looking! Good work! 👍
Loved the look of the lamp, and also how competent and confident you have become. Clothing looks great too.
What inspired the Elephants ?
That is a great looking floor lamp design. Hoping to see many more videos from you. Could you build another home or a fixer upper??? 🤣
This is gorgeous! 😍 It looks like the original picture is from a lamp listed on Amazon as “PUFEIDS Living Room Table Lamp”. I wonder if it might be easier to drill that middle top hole before doing the radius and round over to have a square edge to reference. Love this project!
Very clever lady ❤
Very nice content for education
A great "step by step" video for a cool lamp! Quick question, is there a reason why you couldn't use the forster bit before you rounded over edges? I would feel more confident using it first into a flat surface!
Noooooooo! 😩
I’ve just discovered your channel and I absolutely love what I’ve watched so far, thank you 🙏🏻. The problem for me now is I am already sleep deprived and I have so many of you vids to watch. I’ll have to ration them, and slowly catch up over time.
🤦🏻♂️😊 💤
Lovely lamp!
It seems like it would be a bit simpler to drill the hole for the stem before doing the rounding. I also think just fitting the lamp cord into this before the final glue up would work well and make that step a bit easier as well.
But your process worked and you did make a beautiful lamp!
I love chunky round overs so much, very nice work! I’d love to see more builds with that stunning 3/4” round over! Btw wouldn’t colored or clear acrylic work instead of the blinds?! Colored or clear acrylic in thin enough sheets not only can be cut like most acrylic with the tablesaw or scored many times with a sharp box cutter, better yet it can be formed permanently into shapes or bends using heat! Make a block of wood in the shape or with the right curve as a blank or a form, heat up the acrylic with a heating gun and bend it to your wood blank! It’d be stunning in multiple colors or just one but either way after applying each curved strip of acrylic to another with acrylic glue… you have a one of a kind, permanent or long lasting lamp shade or art that no one else will have! Check out David over on Make Something here on YT as he cuts and makes custom colored acrylic and wood lamps and also has a project where he heat bends custom pencil holders out of these vibrant acrylics. Fascinating and would go beautifully with your lamp which I have to try myself but perhaps with hickory and an array of acrylic colors as a lamp shade… we’ll see
Ya got skills 🤌🏾
Yes, but how much did you have to bribe Timberland to make one of the shirts in your hair color??
Great video, love the final product!
Mill the hole for the pipe fitting and the cord slot before the round over and bull nose. Square edges are easier to work with. And if you screw up you have not wasted the work. This was a real treat of a project
Great idea but there’s a problem with drilling out the large mortise prior to routing her large round over which is the bearing can and most likely will fall into the hole causing the rounded edge to dip in messing up the perfect rounded over profile. The bearing follows the edge exactly so any imperfection, divots, bumps and in this case hole will be matched if the bearing rides exactly where the mortise is (I assume it will because the round over is large and so is the mortise) as it cuts with this type of router bit. One way around that is to use a perfectly fitting dowel (cut to match the shape of her rounded edge) pop it in and then proceed in routing this 3/4” round over. I know this because I made this mistake with a build and unfortunately the bearing followed a mortise I had made prior to routing an edge profile and it can’t be fixed easily or hidden. Tamar on 3x3 Custom explains this exact issue on her video of making her beautiful end grain cutting board when she decided to wait to add her large round over till after routing out the handle shapes into both ends of the cutting board and after she mortised a groove for her brass inlays. Luckily she caught herself before it ruined her handles
😍😍😍 0:23
Wow, An awesome Do it Yourself (DIY) lamp!
Well done!g%tt
Привет✋👋 из России, класный светильник🎉вы молодец 🎉
And you asked so, most of the rental homes I have lived in, since the 90's, in Australia, still have vertical blinds! 2 sliding doors in my current house. They are a revolting pinkish peachy colour that doesn't quite match the paint, but it's close. What's the modern alternative to covering sliding doors?? Vertical blinds obviously allow light through when turned, unlike curtains that are either open or closed!
Very beautiful and the lamp is not too bad either! Your videos are always so well planned out and include a ton of detail. Keep up the great work.
Très joli et très original,j’adore,mais est-ce que le lampadaire est stable?est ce qu’il ne faudrait pas un peu de poids au pied ?
à bientôt salut Jeannot ⚒😉
Nice lamp. We had vertical blinds in our last house but not since we moved 3 years ago. That was a groove, not a dado. A dado is across the grain and a groove is with the grain.
Bill
nice
Maybe you should have cut the mortise before rounding the edges of the board??
Also, I don't understand why you didn't just thread the Electrical cord through to start with? Was it because you didn't want to get spray on it?
I don't know the author but I'm sure it's "Hollywood Regency" art deco
The topic of the video title begins around 13:00. It was a long wait to get to the topic I wanted to watch. It's very admirable that this woman can do this wood working, but not relevant to what I wanted to watch. I think the wood working part would've been better to have in a separate video.
8:25 - I'm sorry, did you say POCKETS?????
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The shade will become yellow very quicky due to the light and they will start to crack along the bend.
I've seen these blinds last multiple years on a back door in direct sunlight with no discoloration. Why would a led bulb discolor them? 😅 That's just ridiculous.
I think she knows someone who can make a new one, when that happens in 10-15 years.
@@kindofbruin it will discolor in 2 to 3
None. Not really our style.
"Promise to teach love" with a rainbow ribbon - yeah, that'll get you my unsubscribe. Enjoy your go-woke-go-broke life.
Thanks for the engagement. Peace out bigot ✌️
LINDO PIE DE LÁMPARA BONITO DISEÑO.
How many clamp"z on the hores! Wow.
Have you quit RUclips? I sure hope not! But, it’s been three months! Are you coming back?
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SÍ ME AGRADA ESO DE NO ES EL ESTILO NO RESTA O QUITA QUÉ GUSTE O NO BUEN TRABAJO HIJITA SEGUIRÉ A TUS CREACIÓN DIOS TE BENDICE.