Do you think trying to glue a decorative knob to the moving piece would work, as to touching it while hot? I want to use as vanity lights, and swiveling them would be in the scenario.
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Unless the knob was a heat resistant non heat conducting plastic, glued on with heat resistant glue, I would not do it. This light is so small already that you'd have a hard time affixing such a knob. I'd replace the halogen bulb with an LED bulb, which I did. There are one or two manufacturers that make them small enough with the right base (MR-16), most are too big. The color balance on LED bulbs is different than halogen. There may now be a better variety of small MR-16 base LED bulbs than when I bought this.
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Dear Willie, since gallery glass is not real glass......I would not recommend that you use it on any heated object. If the bulbs you're speaking of will not be used electricly I would give it a try......such as a christmas ornament.
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I suppose you could use the bracket mount to affix it to something. The brackets are slotted which is what keeps light from rotating so I don't know if it would be efficient to use side bolts. Hope that helps
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My best idea is try one of these: 15-Pack E12 to E26 / E27 Adapter - JACKYLED Chandelier Socket (E12) to Medium Socket (E26/E27) Converter ,Max Wattage 1000W,200&#x2103; Heat Resistant,No Fire HazardBut I don't know if you'd be able to get the glass back on or not. I'd hope so, as I love the look of this, but would want better and easier to find bulbs too!
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If you use a small screw driver you may be able to lighty lift up the center contact to allow the bulb to connect in the direction you need. Do this only with the POWER OFF to the fixture. It worked for me.
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I would not recommend that you use Maas on your knobs or handles in the kitchen. As a cream subtance it would be hard to control with wood doors so close to the knob. I think it would make a mess if it got on any wood product. If you want to shine handles/knobs L would recommend that you remove the knobs/handles polish and the re enstall. Would be more work but end result would look very nice.Depends how much time/effort you want to expemd. Gook luck. Tom
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I would think so. I used it for drawer pulls on a bedroom cabinet. The only problem I had is the screws were too long for the depth of wood on the drawer and they were wobbly. I had to go to the hardware store and try to find the right size screw. Other than that, they are very cute knobs.
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You could use small flat head screws to fasten the holders, then the lights just pop into place. I did that with wooden cabinets. You Might have to pre-drill the holes. surprisingly they give off a lot of light.
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Hi, I'll be glad to give you my thoughts on this.The LED lights get a little warm bu not to melt the type of material you will use those against acrylic/polycarb.Go for it, these look amazing.
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I returned the item because its finish didn't match my other bathroom fixture finish. But all ball joint mount design should allow you to move up/down and sideways. Remember the ball joint is a pivot point, all movement is limited especially sideways more than up/down. Hope this helps.
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I simply twisted the threaded knob hard against the pole and friction keeps it in place. I imagine it would scrape the paint if it did twist. You could drill a hole in the pole if it wish to hold it that one position.
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probably, they are short little dowels, you could probably drill a hole all the way thru and put real knobs on.. they are very cute and i like them, that was my only REAL issue. :) hope this helps
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If the ceiling is hollow or dry wall use a couple of toggle bolts or those expanding screws made for that sort of thing. The lamp doesn't weigh much, the toggle bolts may be overkill, but they will make it really secure. Put it up against the ceiling to see if it works for you first. I'm no electrician and I put it in my bathroom and it works fine, but this guy Jerry seems to be some kind of expert and perhaps his advice is worth considering.
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Short self tapping screws should be OK. The light does has an adhesive backing.
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Trying tightening all the blue knobs. It should not be difficult to mount and use it. It works very well.
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You have to wait until fixture is attached to the ceiling before attaching the crystal balls. Otherwise, they will get tangled and it will be hard to access the screws.
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I suppose you could take something like a margarine tub lid and cut a hole for the knob and tape that over the light. That area does not get too hot but the tape would have to be carefully applied so as not to interfere with cleaning. You could also turn the unit around so that the light faces the wall.