Thread: Lamp kits

try the leadlight shops in your area.
We used to get them there.

S/E Qld Woodworking supplies

I get mine from lighting shop and it was cheaper than electric wholesaler! not much choice

Thank you for your information. I have now been able to source the kits withnthenhelp,of your responses. Once again, many thanks for your help.
regards

I'm interested in this too if there happens to be more responses.

Ive used ones from SE Qld Woodworking Supplies and I think Jim Carroll stocks them as well. Used to be available in white or black.

if selling your lamps they need to be tagged and tested which was really annoying till work sent me to do the course! some shops won't even look at selling them with out it!

Originally Posted by chuck1

if selling your lamps they need to be tagged and tested which was really annoying till work sent me to do the course! some shops won't even look at selling them with out it!

So there's no problem taggi g and testing your own gear if you e done the course?

Originally Posted by chuck1

if selling your lamps they need to be tagged and tested which was really annoying till work sent me to do the course! some shops won't even look at selling them with out it!

What did you pay for the course ? I guess you might have already had sufficient test gear ?

We had to get a number of items tagged/tested recently. Cost us $50 for 10, $5 each for extras. Nice enough guy - did 12 for the $50.

yes you can test your items if it's wired wrong it comes up on machine also spoke to a sparky and with the lamps it's only 2 wires, the trap is extension leads and reverse polarity. the course was $250 for the day in N.S.W DIFFERENT LAWS IN OTHER STATES.I was lucky and work paid for it. but the testing machine is $700 plus its got to be checked calibrated every year!and because I'm not a sparky I can't test R.C.Ds

Check out the big green shed (Bunnings) they should have the components, not as a kit though!!!!
I get mine from the local Mitre 10, as bunnies don't give us seniors discount.
Kryn

You can buy all the bits for lamps from Woodturning Supplies Pty Ltd in Brisbane.
They will sell a complete kit or you can buy the components . I usually buy the nipples from them,the lamp holder from Bunnies and cut the leads of TVs sitting on the nature strip for council cleanups.
Ted