What tools will I need to put this lamp together, i.e. phillips head screwdriver or regular screwdriver? Anything else I might need?
1511447
Had to completely replace the faulty socket with no compensation. Don't remember what kind of screwdrivers I used.
1511448
For the most part only hands are required to assemble this product. A Phillips head screwdriver is needed for the bracing screws on the lamp hood, but that's all. It's a surprisingly sturdy product all told.
1511449
As I recall no hand tools were necessary. I always recommend having a small Philips and regular blade screwdriver close by.
2124641
The lamp kit works well, I have made 4 lamps so far. You will need the threaded rod that goes through the center of the top of the lamp. This kit just screws on to that threaded rod in the center of the lamp. I used two different size drills. A 1/4 inch drill that is silver soldered to a 24 inch 1/4 steel rod that goes through the entire lamp starting at the top. You will be lucky if it comes out in the center of the bottom of the lamp. I then used a router with a 1/4 bit that I cut a grove 1/4 inch deep from this center hole to the edge for the wire. The 3/8 drill 5 inches long ( same diameter as the threaded rod) to screw the threaded rod into that I cut 4 1/2 inches long in the top to connect the lamp and shade into. I did not use a threaded rod in the bottom. Use felt glued to the bottom to help hold the wire in and prevent scratches on furniture.
947591
I'm not sure, as our mechanic put it together for me. In looking at it, all I could see is screws (phillips), so am assuming that's all you will need. (screwdriver)
1117945
You don't need a lot of tools. Screwdriver - maybe a rubber mallet if you have one. Easy to put together - I did it by myself.
1930180
I may have used a phillips screwdriver but dont recall well, but most definitely needed a wrench and ratchet set, curiously I ended up using both a normal set and a metric set for assembling it.
1398218
I have no idea because this is a picture of a lamp. It has nothing to do with the question. Sorry! You might need to go to the tool dept. for search all & put in what you need & see if someone from Amazon could help you better. good luck.
307176
There is a list of tools needed on the instruction page. Nothing exotic, phillips head screwdriver is the main tool.
1188775
Simply pull the cover off (its just held on by snaps) /using the provided screwdriver that is supplied with the new lamp, unscrew the old lamp. Pull it out, slide the new one in. That's it.
960451
Rosa, you need a small Phillips Head screwdriver for one of the units but not the other one.
1925108
Hi there - all you will need are screwdrivers, wrenches, and from memory (I assembled mine a year ago), possibly a drill. Tool - wise it is very straightforward. Good luck
1860142
Hammer and Phillips and a drill if have one. If you use one be careful because it's cheap partical board.
1051661
Mine was missing a regular Philips head screwdriver, but I ended up using my glasses repair kit. The pentalobe (5 star) driver fir the screws on the bottom just fine. You must examine the tip of the driver carefully, I had one that is just a plain bald tip, so, be sure you reach out to them and complain if missing the 5-star tip!
1209596
You can't replace the LED element - it's all built in and not like a light bulb. When it conks out, the lamp is done. But it's going to last a very very long time, so don't worry.
1847146
A Philips screwdriver does most of it. Assembly took about two-hours and was not difficult.
2113210
Just a Phillips screwdriver. I used a portable variable speed electric drill with a Phillips bit. It helps to have an assistant to hold the pieces in alignment while screwing.
777777
We bought two of these. I don't remember if we needed tools... I think it may have just been a screw driver. The package was fairly large since we bought two. I love them though.
2189664
Definately need a screw gun, two would be better so you dont have to change bits all the time. A set of drill bits (or the bits they specify) are a must. I think we used a few sockets and wrenches too.