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Really cool looking globe lamps are posted on the craftster.org site. Crafter slone2601 has one problem though, "They hang a little lopsided, so I taped them with electrical tape (which I'm sure you can see), but I want another/better option. Any ideas? Also I would love any feedback." Any Maker with ideas out there to help? Link.
Globe Lamp
Really cool looking globe lamps are posted on the craftster.org site. Crafter slone2601 has one problem though, "They hang a little lopsided, so I taped them with electrical tape (which I'm sure you can see), but I want another/better option. Any ideas? Also I would love any feedback." Any Maker with ideas out there to help? Link.
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Jan 27, 2006 12:52 PM
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I can't get to the link, it seems down for maintenance, but here is what I do when I need a little weight in a place (like to balance out your globe hemisphere):
Go to an automotive parts store, get a pack of wheel-balancing weights. The ones I've seen are always backed with really sticky tape (it holds up to being inside of an auto wheel, even through weather). You break off the amount of weight you need, peel off the backing, and stick it on the inside of the globe. Instant balance.-Jesse
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