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Utility Pendant Light
Design and photography by AANDERSSON
Published in Spring 2019
Designed alongside the One Gallon Floor Lamp and using similar utility-oriented parts, this pendant light replaces the standard pull chain switch and exaggerates the simple task of turning on a light. The full assembly process takes about 2 hours to complete. Steps include drilling a hole in the acrylic ball shade, wiring the lamp, and installing the moving strap switch. The parts cost a little over 100 USD on average.
![DIY globe pendant light designed by Aandersson](https://self-assembly.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/utility_pendant_final_web_2-1280x1706.jpg)
![DIY globe pendant light designed by Aandersson](https://self-assembly.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/utility_pendant_final_web_1-1-1280x1706.jpg)
Assembly
Note: Some parts will need to be replaced for lighting being used outside of USA, Canada and Mexico.
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Parts
Polished Nickel Plated Neckless Ball Holder w/ Insert for 4in (10.5cm) Hole
Quantity required: 1
Straight Female Threaded Coupling, Nickel Plated, 1/2in W X 9/16in H, 1/8IPS
Quantity required: 1
Tools
Power Drill
Hole Saw, 1.5in (4cm)
Utility Knife
Screwdriver, Flat Head
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