Altoids Tin Trash Lamp

I had to make a project out of trash for my Art Orientation class, which is due tomorrow. So, I decided to make a lamp out of Altoids tins and a broken piece of chair.
Again, to make this lamp I used 14 Altoids tins total, some cement stuff I stole from the 3D room to weigh the lamp down, that random piece of broken chair, a table lamp kit (light socket and cord), heat shrink wrap, knitting yarn, hot glue, a stripped lampshade, and wire.

And no, you may not have it. I'm not currently taking requests, either.

Oh, and be warned, I curse a lot.

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• trash
• altoids
• lamp

[81TransAmJunkie]

Ok I liked the video but you are very obnoxious and you make it seem like it's a whole lot more work than it is. Oh and there is no such thing as a "finished project" A project is something you work on. Not something that is already complete.

[CaliYoung]

@81TransAmJunkie

Well, I could also mention that I have a disability where I am missing the middle joints in my middle, ring, and pinky fingers on both hands. Perhaps that can make things a bit more difficult? Perhaps having no prior knowledge of electric wiring would make it more difficult? Hm. And as to your last statement, no. Just no. I have nothing to add to flawed logic.

[81TransAmJunkie]

@CaliYoung ok which statement are you talking about

[CaliYoung]

@81TransAmJunkie The bullshit about 'finished projects'. But no. Fuck it. I'm done with this.

[austinf285]

wait i take last comment back r u a girl ? ha sounds like a guy

[austinf285]

ha black nails wat a fag

[81TransAmJunkie]

@CaliYoung I'm not. What I said about finished projects was completely valid. It only makes since. For example if you have a project car, It's no longer a project when it's done.

[CaliYoung]

@mkerbker : Sure, why not. If I can't be entertaining, I can at the very least be disturbing. -shrug-

[mkerbker]

@CaliYoung . . . . . . . CHECKS?!?!?!?!?

[CaliYoung]

Um.

-checks-

Female.