Desk lamp parts?
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travishu
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I once saw a great DIY idea of desk lamp - 2 minute recycled CD lamp. No tools required. (If you really don't know how to do it, you could find the video guide from YouTube) There's a good chance that somewhere around your computer you have a pile of old CDs or DVDs that you don't need or use. So why not turn them into a unique lighting fixture instead? This how-to requires no tools: just a stack of CDs, a strip of under-cabinet LED lighting from the local hardware store, and some wire to hold the whole thing together.
LEDninja
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Buy a few standard desk lamps and take them apart. It is back to school season.
Julian Holtz
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Maybe this thread helps you:
http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb...ith-2x-50W-Epistar-LEDs&p=4157661#post4157661
http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb...ith-2x-50W-Epistar-LEDs&p=4157661#post4157661
goodwill usually has em for 2.99.
already have a 12vac transformer in the base.
add a full wave bridge and a 3300@16 cap and you are ready for 4 whites in series.a small current limiting resistor will be needed.
and of course a heatsink.
i have a bunch of these set up with altilon 1x4 and samsung 1x4 headlight led modules.
already have a 12vac transformer in the base.
add a full wave bridge and a 3300@16 cap and you are ready for 4 whites in series.a small current limiting resistor will be needed.
and of course a heatsink.
i have a bunch of these set up with altilon 1x4 and samsung 1x4 headlight led modules.
