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Just about finished a lamp today , laminate base of purple heart centre, white oak & some sort of brown stuff ! Copper tube is old water pipe polished up , boss for the base made this afternoon, orrible stuff to turn ...lampshade to match the purple heart

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5 hours ago, boo said:

Looking at pinterest, thought id give it a go , built from scrap , the pine was a gate post cut off , round ones , phesant pen post cut offs , other was some hardwood blocks & lastly a piece of oak with black walnut feet , cheap as chips to make & easy....

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Those fence posts are unlikely to get knocked over: Please don't larf because I'm not into candle use but how long would say a 6" deep one last in a greenhouse for example? and would a  6" square steel plate mounted just above the flame produce more heat from it? - or would the melted wax - being unable to escape - snuff out the flame?

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3 hours ago, Dave-G said:

Those fence posts are unlikely to get knocked over: Please don't larf because I'm not into candle use but how long would say a 6" deep one last in a greenhouse for example? and would a  6" square steel plate mounted just above the flame produce more heat from it? - or would the melted wax - being unable to escape - snuff out the flame?

You can make tealight radiators using terracotta plant pots dave , and they really do work.

 

That lamp looks stunning boo 👍.

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