Tyler Bacon thank you and thanks for the kind compliment 😊👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

+Ozbeach Andy yes! That's awesome my friend. They are so fun to make, it makes me happy that I could inspire someone 😊

Dirt and Rust thanks bro 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

+Blue Star Industrial Arts thank you. 😊

+will d thank you 😊 for watching and for the kind words👍🏻

Thank you :)

Thank you.

+JediMasterTater I know you don't know. You need some vitamins that comment is just embarrassing. Lol see ya at work tomorrow buddy. 😂

Thank you. I'm the lucky one.

Thanksman thank you 💪🏻

+Outlaw Edge Bladeworks Bushcraft and Survival thank you my friend.

+Spek thank you so much. I need to get back to making videos. It's been a while since I made one.

+ESCAGEDO WOODWORKING thank you brother.

+ESCAGEDO WOODWORKING thank you brother. 😊

I've done one steampunk lamp before. I really dig the style. Yours is more invoked than what I did. But I want to get into making these. I just dig stuff that's off and nudged from the mainstream.

Thanks! I appreciate your sub!

Muddy Fences ,

Thank you Roman Biller. It was inspired by others I have seen.

Thank you ! He is very inspiring and so are the positive comments. Thanks for the sub.

+Millie Kallio thanks so much

+Millie Kallio 😊 thank you

Thank you !

MrCustomConcrete MrCustomConcrete thank you for watching. I just put random things I had together. The gears are from a drill. The gauge I put the clock kit in was in the dumpster at work. The stainless grate is from a commercial mixing valve. I would say get a rotary lamp switch and create one. I would love to see. If you have any questions feel free to ask.

samjope Ochoa thanks for watching!!

+Trina James thank you very much. Glad you enjoyed 😊

you're most welcome Chris

+Life of the Verdes thank you for watching 😊

Alex Iliev thank you for watching. It is a screen from a commercial thermostatic mixing valve that was going to be trashed otherwise. 😊

+Kevin Lam thank you 😊

ruben valdez thanks for watching and thank you

Chris Chavers what type of epoxy are you using?? seems to be pretty strong..

ruben valdez loctite from Home Depot. It is pretty strong

Skech Art thanks for watching. 😊

you also did an awesome Job

Geert Perton thank you very much and thanks for watching. 😊

just awesome

I used a usb extension male to female and rant the cord out with the power supply. It plugs in separately. Hope that helps. Feel free to ask questions if you need.

Look around the 6 minute mark if you would like you can see how I inserted it. Sorry I should have been more detailed.

Lol. Just one broken drill. Thanks for watching and for the kind words. I won't be posting new videos for a wile because I was in this crazy Louisiana flood

Renold Sula sorry I just seen this comment. Just one 😂 you are correct sir. Thanks for watching.

dandavanman thanks for watching and the kind comment. I bought these on eBay in bulk but I would spend the extra money and get good quality ones my friend.

thankyou very much do you know if theyre available in the uk?

dandavanman not sure my friend. I would think it would be.

Yea the epoxy makes some crazy sounds out of a syringe.

Thanks! You referring to the ice pick?

Sorry I didn't know that was what that knife was called. I have had it since I was a little boy. It went without handle scales for years until I put those on. There is a video on my channel of me doing so. Thanks again for watching and commenting.

No problem! The shape of that knife was coined as a "sharp finger" by Schrade. The original model was a 152 OT. The shape has been copied dozens of times, and is a classic. I have one with nice maple scales. Keep on making!

+RKCD Trapface thank you 😊

+RKCD Trapface thank you buddy😁😊

Silver Bolt hope you doing a video. I would love to see that.

Thank very much for your reply but need supplies of course so that's going to take some time

kfett86 thanks for watching. It is a USB extension I guess you would call it. I just ran it out with the other wires and plugged it into a USB wall charger. Thanks for watching again. Hope I helped 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Chris Chavers oh ok got it. Great video! Thanks! !

kfett86 good deal 👍🏻👍🏻thanks again for watching

+Mikhandmaker thank you. I'm going to check it out.

No sir. It was mainly made of rubbish. The switch was a rotary lamp knob.

AND HES BACK FOR MORE that's for the watch👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

+robert morin I'm not sure my friend.

Well i could make items for myself for sure. What i was interested in doing was making lighting. Industrial lighting is in vogue and very pricey. It seems there is very little in materials that goes into one of these, for the amount they charge. I can find these pipe fittings at secondhand shops for less and buy lamp parts. I have seen this type of lighting sell for over $600!

Thanks man. I didn't know how to hold some of those pieces in so I just epoxied them🤡. The connections are approved and believe it or not I have seen them in a lot of lamps, as far as being a "dick" you don't come across like that at all. Thanks for the constructive criticism and for watching my friend.

Arifeen Ahmed thanks for watching. It starts about 4min59seconds. I should have been more detailed. I only used the internal parts from it and filed off the threaded groove so it would spin freely when attached to the rotary lamp switch.

Chris Chavers Thanks for the quick response Chris, actually thats the part i was most interested in, i also made a similar lamp but couldnt get the valve to act as switch,i dont have the tools to file off the threads :(

Arifeen Ahmed you very welcome. Thank you for watching. I chucked the handle spline up on my drill and just held it on a flat file.

hmmm..maybe i should also try something like that, cheers

+Tom Leone sorry my friend. Let me know if you need any info. Thanks for watching.

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