Cast concrete RGB lamp

posted Dec 22nd 2008 10:10am by
filed under: home hacks, led hacks

lamp

[matthew venn] shows us how to create this cool RGB LED lamp. There’s nothing groundbreaking here, but some good information on casting the base out of concrete.  The body of the lap is formed by two thin rods folded in half, stuck in holes in the base, with a lycra sleeve slid over them. The final effect is quite nice and can be controlled by 3 knobs recessed in the front of the base. Information on the actual circuit used is very limited, as there are so many tutorials out there for that, but he does show how he mounted it all, and plans on releasing the source code soon.



One Response to Cast concrete RGB lamp

  • andrew says:

    i really like the concrete base with metal side panels and knobs — looks very nice. great job!

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