Monday, January 4, 2016

How to Create and Install Xenon Pucks into a Bedroom Light Tier - Part 7 of 8 - Assembling the Lamp on the Metal Base

Fig.1 The manual tools
By Gary Boutin

Supplies and Tools:
Electric tape
Jewel screwdriver Phillip Tip
Ryobi Electric drill 
Ryobi Titanium drill 1/16

We received a bed set with a light tier over the bed. It had two side drawers tiers tall enough to hold over the mirror a bridge that housed 3-incandescent lights.   
 
This post shows seven steps to install the Xenon lamp into the metal lamp base. 


Step 1: Fig.1 shows the Jewel Screwdriver Phillip Tip that will be needed to install the Xenon lamp kit. Fig.2 shows the vinyl tape the will add another layer of protection to the lamp wires. Fig.3 shows the wires go through the top to the bottom of the lamp.
Fig.2 Vinyl electric tape
Fig.3 Lamp cord
Step 2: Fig.4 and fig.5 shows the application of the vinyl tape to the electrical cord.
Fig.4 Electrical tape
Fig.5 Protecting the cord

Step 3: Fig.6 through fig.8 shows the electrical cord is taped with vinyl tape.
Fig.6 Tape pass 
through the lamp
Fig.7 Tape within the lamp
Fig.8

Step 4: Fig.9 and fig.10 shows the 1/16 the Titanium drill bit used to drill into the sheet metal to attach the lamp.
Fig.9 Cordless drill 
with drill bit

Fig.10 1/16 drill

Step 5: Fig.11 and fig.12 shows the attachment of the first metal screw into the lamp and into the sheet metal base.
Fig.11 Removing screws
Fig.12 Using the 
existing holes
Step 6: Fig.13 and fig.14 shows the the drill is moved to the next spot on the lamp.
Fig.13

Fig.14

Step 7: Fig.15 shows the lamp is finished and ready to be placed on the platform wooden tier.


Fig.15

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