I bought this 4 pack of LED fairy lights last year, I think I paid $16 for the box. I finally came up with a project to use them on but I ran in to an issue with the on/off switch. I knew I wanted to make a lamp but didn't want to have to turn it over to turn it on or attach the power pack to the back of the wood stand. After a little bit of experimenting I was able to make what is basically an extension for the button using a wooden dowel (I was going to use a metal dowel but changed my mind) and a small piece of brass tubing. It worked out quite well. Originally I was going to use a vase from the dollar store but it was too short and didn't look quite right with the thicker base. So I went to the hobby store and bought a larger vase for $3 which in my opinion looks a lot better. This project was quite fun to make as there was several instances where I had to solve a small problem. In the end I am very happy with how these turned out. I may eventually make some larger ones for the outside depending on how long of a LED strand I can find. Thanks for watching.
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