saved wood

that is one cool lamp stand!
Great little story there too… 30 min! Yikes, not much time.

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Awesome. How did you get the cord through that crooked tree?

Beautiful, some people just don’t have an eye for natures art.

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Very cool!

Thanks for the post

Callum

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very nice, good save! how did you run the wiring?

-- rob

Very nice, and I LOVE the idea that it was saved from the fire place.

It looks great

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to run the wiring. i drilled a hole for the stem about 4 ins. then used wire staples to run it down the back.
thanks for all the comment’s.

-- hap, gunbarrel city tx.

A very beautiful piece of lamp from a crooked tree. Appreciate your fast action in getting it. You must have used a flexible piece of copper wire to draw the electric wire. Am I right?
Sharad

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This is cool. You saved it from the BURNING FIRE and made it into a SHINING LIGHT. It has something biblical to it, doesn’t it.

Thanks for sharing.

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Nice save! I was going to ask how you got the wire through the tree, but Rob beat me to it. With this project you can shed some light on future plans and projects.

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