flying haggis
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Yours for £45
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niall Y
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A fairly amusing idea - spoilt by the way it has been done. The base would be better if it wasn't a slice of scaffold board, and the lamps should be recessed LEDs. Mind you this is coming from someone who has a "monkey holding a bulb" as one of his lights. 
Jacob
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I just googled and found you can buy the hands from £10 up!A fairly amusing idea - spoilt by the way it has been done. The base would be better if it wasn't a slice of scaffold board, and the lamps should be recessed LEDs. Mind you this is coming from someone who has a "monkey holding a bulb" as one of his lights.
That's handy to know. I often need a hand.
https://www.google.com/search?rlz=1...b5-CNoQ0pQJegQICxAB&biw=1142&bih=613&dpr=1.25Yes he could have made a better job of it, I wonder if you can buy a whole arm and have it adjustable like an Anglepoise?
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Phil Pascoe
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So is the pointlessness.
niemeyjt
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Isn't it called "repurposing"?
Down the road, they have a variety of lamps based on small engine castings and bike wheels.
Down the road, they have a variety of lamps based on small engine castings and bike wheels.
The mouth piece being upside down spoiled it for me
ajs
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I'd be concerned about the wiring, I assume it's powered by the handset lead, they're often only 26awg or so. Good for 361mA or 4W at 12V. You can exceed that for short runs but if those are halogens I'd expect the cable to get quite warm.
flying haggis
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Owd Jockey
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It would probably fly off the shelves in Chelsea/Kensington at the "I Saw You Coming" curio shop.
Phil Pascoe
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For those who've never seen them, a couple to be getting on with -
