Diy Beam Light

Screw in the 4 medium eye lag bolts into the holes.

Diy beam light.

Secure the wood ceiling support to the ceiling. Frog tape painters tape air nailer and 2 18 gauge brad nails 2 boxes grk r4 multipurpose star torx screws 8 2 1 2 laser distance measuring tool or. Instructions mark the ceiling for placement of the ceiling support and beam. I am sure that tin cans are available at almost every other house.

Next turn the beams on their sides. Attach the brackets to the beam. Use a thick wired brush to clean off the beam if you prefer to give it a more finished look with a wax paste. Please donate us via paytm or upi.

All the wires have to then be stripped twisted together via color code and then they are ready for the supply wire to be attached. First drill holes about 1 deep centered in the gaps between the ends of the straps using a 3 16 inch drill bit. The beams cover up the existing light fixture box. Then we placed the 1x8 board with the lights premounted and wired over top of the 2x4 frame pulling wires through to complete the electrical.

Any second now honey. 32 untreated pine 1 x 8 x 10 s quantity and length of boards can be adjusted according to length needed to span. Diy lamp with tin cans. Create the metal brackets to wrap around the beam.

Cut the beam to size and hollow out the middle of the beam plus stain the wood. Drill 15 holes in the junction box plate and insert our male metal barrel cord grips with a 1 8 ips lock nut. If needed use a screw driver shaft run through the eye hole as. Adding the lights can be done by looping the light wire around the beam and running the rest of the wire back to one side of the beam.

Route out a section on the barn beam so the j. Beam chandelier for my sister mother s day gift. This is my first official youtube video for this channel. You can also use something as simple as tin cans to make light fixtures.