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<p>Just finished my version of Stickley Desk Lamp #506. QSWO, fumed, varnished. Outstanding grain reveal. The originals have a copper shade but I'm not up for that. A rudimentary plan was published in the The Craftsman magazine.</p><p>[attachment=37970]</p><p>[attachment=37971]<br></p>
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(09-27-2021, 09:06 AM)Eurekan Wrote: </p><p>Just finished my version of Stickley Desk Lamp #506. QSWO, fumed, varnished. Outstanding grain reveal. The originals have a copper shade but I'm not up for that. A rudimentary plan was published in the The Craftsman magazine.</p><p></p><p><br></p><p>

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#24
I like this one..
Gary

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#25
Very nice.

Do you recall which issue of The Craftsman you found it in?
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#26
The Craftsman, vol. XVII, no. 3, December 1909, pp. 338-339

The basics are there but you have to do some interpreting, measuring, guessing on your own. Plans call for 2 layers of glass but I used translucent plexiglass and mica.
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#27
Thank you. Found it. I was thinking I would make a 3D model and perhaps a dimensioned plan while it's fresh in my mind. Then maybe I'll build one, too. I like your choice on the shade.

A few details and the shade to add. https://flic.kr/p/2mv8itq

Thanks for the inspirartion and information.
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(09-27-2021, 01:06 PM)DaveR1 Wrote: Thank you. Found it. I was thinking I would make a 3D model and perhaps a dimensioned plan while it's fresh in my mind. Then maybe I'll build one, too. I like your choice on the shade.

A few details and the shade to add. https://flic.kr/p/2mv8itq

Thanks for the inspirartion and information.

SWEET! That looks so very nice.  A recommendation on the shade. . .  I used lap joints on the shade then mitered frame over the mica. I would suggest a half lap miter joint for the shade along with the mitered frame if I did it again.
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#29
Very nice work

Jim
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#30
Thanks. That sounds like good advice.
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#31
Very Nice, but I would have used real glass
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