The solar powered “Lawn-delier”


Introducing, the Lawn-delier! Everybody needs one of these in their backyard.  Not very useful, but adds a cool ambiance  at night.

Lawn-delier

Lawn-delier

It all starts with a pile of metal and a dirty workbench. (I swear I’m ganna clean it one of these days…)

Lawn-delier

Having already done a quick online search for some chandelier ideas before I started. The next step was to come up with a template for how I wanted them bent. This looks about right.

Lawn-delier

A big vice, immovable 400lb steel table, and a lot of muscles later, we have 6 matching pieces. (5 for the Lawn-delier and 1 to keep as a template).

Lawn-delier

Tacked one to the table and used a piece of allthread as a spacer. Then laid out the rest of them so the spacing was even.

Lawn-delier

Welded up and doing some testing with the lights.

Lawn-delier

Passes the “looks cool” test. Time for final weld and paint.

Lawn-delier

Final welded and ready for paint.

Lawn-delier

Of course, Gertrude was assisting the whole time.

Lawn-delier

She came up with a new eye-spy game. Which of these is not a tomato????

Lawn-delier

Forgot to take pictures of the process of making the hanging rod. But it was made in a similar fashion – vice, table, muscles, welding. Has a flange with 4 screw holes to attach to the fence. I also decided to shorten the supports to the solar lights.

So there you have it. A weather resistant, fully autonomous Lawn-delier. It is aesthetically pleasing, charges during the day, and automatically comes on at night. Genius!

Update with a night picture! I finally dug out my “real” camera instead of my iPhone. Still a little blurry, but you get the point.

Lawn-delier

 

These can be built to specifications. Want 3 tiers and 20 lights? We could probably work that out. Click the “Contact” button at the top of this page and leave me a message.

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