i purchased an antique brass lamp at a thrift store to restore. i filmed the process of it. i hope you enjoy watching it. i decided to not add much audio to it. consider it an experiment.
Digging the AMBIENT music! I could put this on loop!I bet thou even scored this video because it's so soothing and unique. Reminds me of Tangerine Dream on zanex- LOVE IT
Nice job, looks Amazing! I'm doing an old green shade desk lamp. Wiring lis gonna be a task, has S shaped riser and two 90s after that. DW might help. Thanks
Good sir, please help me. I recently purchased one with a fixture similar to yours. Hanging and with a knob to adjust angle. I cannot for the life of me figure out how to put the shade on. Remove the whole wire. Please help. 🥺
I do this as a side job, and it is my passion. If you look closely at the end of the base of the socket. You will see threads. You simply screw the shade onto the threaded socket. I don’t like altering my projects, but that’s only if I have to. This particular lamp would require a “fat boy” socket to keep it original. Plus he’s using a 3 way socket; instead of a one way socket. You can tell by the number of clicks it takes to turn it on. They would also use a paddle switch, or a chain switch. It’s a very beautiful lamp, but to answer your question. Just make sure that you have a threaded socket.
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Beautiful piece, nicely restored, chill music, cool video.
Nice job Will. The retro bulb was a nice touch. I love your attention to detail.
Digging the AMBIENT music! I could put this on loop!I bet thou even scored this video because it's so soothing and unique. Reminds me of Tangerine Dream on zanex- LOVE IT
What a fascinating vid
Nice vid. But nothing beats your hot wheels restoration project %)
Would have been a great help if you had told us what products you were using....
I use Nu Finish once-a-year Car Polish, AFTER I polish brass or Chrome up. It keeps it from oxidizing so fast!
Nice job, looks Amazing! I'm doing an old green shade desk lamp. Wiring lis gonna be a task, has S shaped riser and two 90s after that. DW might help. Thanks
Very nice, Will. Are you going to seal it with anything so it doesn't tarnish?
I use Nu Finish once-a-year Car Polish for sealing my things.
Tre bien!
Can you tell us what you are using on the cloth? Or just show a pic of the bottle please?
bar keepers friend or brite boy
hey will, what ever happen to the old record player that you were gonna restore did you set that project aside?? but anyway cool video be safe Rick
I had to put that one on hold but I have all the parts and everything still.
Good sir, please help me. I recently purchased one with a fixture similar to yours. Hanging and with a knob to adjust angle. I cannot for the life of me figure out how to put the shade on. Remove the whole wire. Please help. 🥺
Still don't know how to put the shade on but I guess he doesn't either as he as responded to others but not us.
I do this as a side job, and it is my passion. If you look closely at the end of the base of the socket. You will see threads. You simply screw the shade onto the threaded socket. I don’t like altering my projects, but that’s only if I have to. This particular lamp would require a “fat boy” socket to keep it original. Plus he’s using a 3 way socket; instead of a one way socket. You can tell by the number of clicks it takes to turn it on. They would also use a paddle switch, or a chain switch. It’s a very beautiful lamp, but to answer your question. Just make sure that you have a threaded socket.
Как называется средство для чистки?
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it is called brite boy
Prefer your vids with talking, to be honest.
I watched this to see how the lampshade was attached :(
it was attached by physics
I watched for the same reason. Haven't been able to figure it out. I have a lamp like this and got burnt by the bulb when I accidently got too close.