Craftsman lamp post with copper light

Very cool. I would love to have something like this near my bbq. Thanks for sharing

-- ~ Inspiring those who inspire me ~

Beautiful lamp. Tons of good outdoor atmosphere. Excellent work.

-- Mike, American in Norway

Perfect style for the setting. Looks like it belongs there. Great job.

-- John @ Myrtle Beach

Excellent job, the light and post look great together.
The surroundings look neat too, like your deep in the woods.

-- Kirk H. -- http://www.kjwoodworking.com

Looks great – including the base!

-- James - What's your excuse this time??

Thats one beautiful lamp and post. The materials really work well together.

-- Whether You Think You Can or You Think You Can't, YOU ARE RIGHT!!!

Beautiful creation, I love the look!

-- Joanne, New York, www.creationhollow.com

great lamp looks super

-- Jim from Heirloom Woodshop Southern Oregon

Very Nice. This would be great in any driveway. No fumbling with your keys and a close electrical to plug in your cars on a cold winter night.

-- If all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail!

It looks great. does it give you enough light to get to the shed?

-- hardwood, South Carolina, http://www.palmettohardwood.com

Not sure about enough light to the shed. I havent been up there during the night, its a customers cabin. There is a second light that is going to go on the other arm of post…...the one light alone, looks to me like it would cast alot of light.

very nice work and design work. if the owners don’t like it i well send you my address.

-- PAPLOU

Great looking light. You did a beautiful job on it. Thanks for podting.

God Bless
tom

-- Mc Bridge Cabinets, Iowa

I like the lamp. If I were to try and improve on the base I would give it a taper, but then the light fixture should be tapered so the two elements of the lamp are balanced. Just my .02. It’s all about what the customer wants. Nice job!

-- http://www.grandprairiewoodworks.com http://www.etsy.com/shop.php?user_id=6453794

A little update on the post and light. My customers loved the post, and they liked the light….although… They said that the light was a little big, and they were wondering if I could do something with the conduit running verticaly up the backside of the post. I said that I could try and dado out a slot the length of post upto the horizontals and cover it with a strip of cedar. Im not sure if this would even come close to code? Anyone have any ideas of hiding the wiring?