Rustic Live Edge Maple Chandelier

Making Rustic Live Edge Maple Chandelier using DYI CNC Router
Tools and parts used:
Makita router: amzn.to/3bm4lcB
Milwaukee sander: amzn.to/3KzHUAl
Pendant light: amzn.to/3sg42aG

[@arunmirchandani8131]

Wow! You have a full machine workshop set up in your home! Impressive

[@arunmirchandani8131]

Wow you have a full machine shop set up in your home! Impressive

[@kylepafford3709]

Can you add a full list on parts used? I like how you did the lamp to the ceiling but I am not sure what parts you used.

[@cantsitstill9056]

Unfortunately, it includes 2 parts which were custom sketched and 3d printed, I'm fine sharing those as 3d models, however it might be not something useful outside of my specific case.

[@kylepafford3709]

What was the cover you put over the light with the large nut to weigh the light down? I have a project like this and I like that idea.

[@cantsitstill9056]

The large nut is just that a nut that was large enough to fit around the wire. The Plastic cover was something I quickly sketched and 3d printed inhouse.

[@jacquecoonan5675]

I love this and am doing the same with wine barrel staves, where did you find the black covers for the light sockets?

[@cantsitstill9056]

Those covers are DIY 3D printed

[@jacquecoonan5675]

Thank you so much I can stop looking now

[@davehoyer]

Where did you get that wire connector? I am doing a similar project and can't find one

[@cantsitstill9056]

Something like this: amzn.to/3tKvr5X

[@lukahorvat1428]

Not great, not terrible