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Neat idea and well made, i learn new ideas every time i come to this forum, ive never seen this type of lamp before and really like the idea thanks for posting, Don

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Marlon,

Very nice work indeed! I like it! :cowboy:

Thankfully my wife doesn't look around in this forum, or I would have making one of those lamps added to my "Honey-do" list.

Regards,

Nick

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Marlon,

Very nice work indeed! I like it! :cowboy:

Thankfully my wife doesn't look around in this forum, or I would have making one of those lamps added to my "Honey-do" list.

Regards,

Nick

:rofl: Funny you said that. I've already got "orders" for my mom and uncle. My wife tried to steal this one, so I imagine she's attached it to her list without saying so.

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Absolutlu really nice:-)

Very cool idea for a stirup.

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He who works with his hands, and his head is a craftsman.

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Thanks Tina. It was fun to make.

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That's really nice. Just to let you know, Weaver sell the wooden stirrups for $13-$18 a pair. The plastic ones are around 10 a pair, so it's not a huge difference. I'm trying to figure out where you ran the cord. Hmm...

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Marlon,

This is a very clean lamp. I always like when you post because you are so thorough and just plain frea'n knowledgable like many others here. That is why I am impressed but not surprised. Sweet lamp.

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Ian,

The cord is ran through a hole in the bottom of the stirrup, and up the inside of one of the sides, then it goes in a groove under the block that holds the lamp assembly and out of a hole in the center of the block.

Spider,

Aw Shucks! thanks for the compliments. I hope to help as much as I've been helped.

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That is very sweet Marlon!!!! GOOD JOB!!!

I've always wanted to do a pair of stirrups for some reason, but never knew what I would do with them when I got them done.

Now I know.

Also check out Jeremiah Watts sight as he has some really nice decorative stirrup bolts. They have a concho on one end and are not very expensive either. It would give more options for dressing them up.

Thanks for posting this.

Tim

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