Wesley Treat | Recreating the Lamp From Firefly @WesleyTreat | Uploaded August 2019 | Updated October 2024, 7 seconds ago.
I made a replica of the famous dining table lamp from the show Firefly!
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PARTS I USED FOR THE LAMP
▶ 3-Piece Bamboo Steamer: amzn.to/2YVklZE
▶ G14/G45 Dimmable LED Filament Bulb (See Notes Below): amzn.to/2GXkZA1
▶ 120V Rotary Dimmer Switch (See Notes Below): grandbrass.com/item/dib03
▶ 3-Inch E-26 Base Antique Candle Socket Cover: grandbrass.com/item/cchd03ea
▶ 2-Inch E-26 Base Keyless Socket: grandbrass.com/item/so8684
▶ 2-Inch 1/8IPS Threaded Nipple: grandbrass.com/item/ni2-0x1%2F8
▶ 1/8IPS Washer: grandbrass.com/item/wa1-0x8wzp
▶ 1/8IPS Hex Nut: grandbrass.com/item/nu234wz/nuts-18ips_threaded_nuts
▶ Gold Cotton Twisted Wire (By the Foot): tinyurl.com/y2pxse9b
▶ Gold Cotton Twisted Wire (250-Foot Spool): tinyurl.com/y3lhq697
▶ Similar Wire Available at Grand Brass: tinyurl.com/y58bhc5v
OTHER TOOLS FEATURED IN THIS VIDEO
▶ DeWalt 20V Max Drill & Driver Kit: amzn.to/2hLB64q
▶ 3M Virtua CCS Protective Eyewear: amzn.to/2l5EITE
▶ General Tools Automatic Center Punch: amzn.to/2htnN9B
▶ Irwin Metal Countersink Drill Bit Set: amzn.to/2VyfOz2
▶ Proxxon FBS 115/E Precision Rotary Tool: amzn.to/2J1LdAW
▶ Cobiz 60/100W Hot Glue Gun: amzn.to/2YDF4Gg
OTHER NOTES
▶ The bulbs and the dimmer I linked to above do work together, but the bulbs have a limited dimming range.
▶ I used 6 washers, two for each nipple, one on either side of the base.
▶ I used 9 hex nuts, one each on either side of the base, and one as a jam nut to prevent the socket from turning on the nipple.
▶ I used Minwax Dark Walnut for the body of the lamp and Minwax Honey on the socket covers. Note: the stain will not penetrate the bamboo very well, which is why I used a hair dryer on it before wiping off the excess, then sprayed it with a satin lacquer.
I made a replica of the famous dining table lamp from the show Firefly!
PATREON EXCLUSIVES
If you'd like to help support my channel and get access to exclusive content, visit patreon.com/wesleytreat.
FOLLOW ME
▶ Instagram: instagram.com/wesley_treat
▶ Facebook: facebook.com/satelluxe
▶ Twitter: twitter.com/wesleytreat
▶ Amazon: amazon.com/shop/wesleytreat
▶ Etsy: satelluxe.etsy.com & satelluxestudio.etsy.com
PARTS I USED FOR THE LAMP
▶ 3-Piece Bamboo Steamer: amzn.to/2YVklZE
▶ G14/G45 Dimmable LED Filament Bulb (See Notes Below): amzn.to/2GXkZA1
▶ 120V Rotary Dimmer Switch (See Notes Below): grandbrass.com/item/dib03
▶ 3-Inch E-26 Base Antique Candle Socket Cover: grandbrass.com/item/cchd03ea
▶ 2-Inch E-26 Base Keyless Socket: grandbrass.com/item/so8684
▶ 2-Inch 1/8IPS Threaded Nipple: grandbrass.com/item/ni2-0x1%2F8
▶ 1/8IPS Washer: grandbrass.com/item/wa1-0x8wzp
▶ 1/8IPS Hex Nut: grandbrass.com/item/nu234wz/nuts-18ips_threaded_nuts
▶ Gold Cotton Twisted Wire (By the Foot): tinyurl.com/y2pxse9b
▶ Gold Cotton Twisted Wire (250-Foot Spool): tinyurl.com/y3lhq697
▶ Similar Wire Available at Grand Brass: tinyurl.com/y58bhc5v
OTHER TOOLS FEATURED IN THIS VIDEO
▶ DeWalt 20V Max Drill & Driver Kit: amzn.to/2hLB64q
▶ 3M Virtua CCS Protective Eyewear: amzn.to/2l5EITE
▶ General Tools Automatic Center Punch: amzn.to/2htnN9B
▶ Irwin Metal Countersink Drill Bit Set: amzn.to/2VyfOz2
▶ Proxxon FBS 115/E Precision Rotary Tool: amzn.to/2J1LdAW
▶ Cobiz 60/100W Hot Glue Gun: amzn.to/2YDF4Gg
OTHER NOTES
▶ The bulbs and the dimmer I linked to above do work together, but the bulbs have a limited dimming range.
▶ I used 6 washers, two for each nipple, one on either side of the base.
▶ I used 9 hex nuts, one each on either side of the base, and one as a jam nut to prevent the socket from turning on the nipple.
▶ I used Minwax Dark Walnut for the body of the lamp and Minwax Honey on the socket covers. Note: the stain will not penetrate the bamboo very well, which is why I used a hair dryer on it before wiping off the excess, then sprayed it with a satin lacquer.
