No worries. I have patience. I'll find the info sooner or later. Till then I'll use my slightly larger version. I won't be posting the files till it is right though. I don't want to dilute the gene pool of lighting with off size reproductions!
These came in a stand up floor model and a short benchtop model like this. It was not cut down. They can also be mounted upside down and bolted to the ceiling! Just flip the head and table! My retirement lamp seems a bit oversized the more I look at it. I don't suppose you have one and a ruler...
It's like anything. You want a skill you learn it. I'm kinda glad I don't have the budget for everything that crosses my mind but sometimes time is in short supply as well. One reproduction retirement lamp. Six dollar socket and a dollar in plastic. Pardon the strange 3D printer. When I built it...
Thank you! I wanted a very clean look. Like it belonged in a fifties operating room or on a kitchen counter. It will not have a hard life here for sure. More of a show piece than a tool but fully functional. I really like how the white turned out!
If anyone would be kind enough to post a bunch of measurements and photos here of a retirement lamp and it's mounting arm and pivot I will make the 3D files available for free for anyone to download. You can 3D print it yourself at home or have a 3rd party service like Shapeways print one for...