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Started by Mattgyver92 in General Goo yesterday. 0 Replies 0 Likes
Laser cut two big disks of acylic, glued them together with silicone, and used a syringe to fill it with oil/water. Didn't realize I needed to be removing air from it the first time, so the pressure built up and caused multiple leaks. let it drain, pulled it apart, removed the silicone, and tried a second time.More silicone, injected fluid, removed air. The final result is a crude, dirty, impure proof of concept, but it works. It moves too quickly for vertical rotation (unless I can get a…Continue
Started by Susan in Buy/Sell/Trade Zone yesterday. 0 Replies 2 Likes
Started by Claude J in General Goo. Last reply by Tevfik Dogruman on Monday. 1 Reply 0 Likes
We are creating a customer photo section for our websitePlease send any pics that you would like to contribute to lavalabcreations@gmail.comContinue
Started by Todd in Buy/Sell/Trade Zone. Last reply by Todd on Monday. 60 Replies 0 Likes
Greetings! I've made some progress on my 4' tall tower lava lamp project. The base is done, glass vase obtained (nice thick walls), and coupling is done - very secure. I'm getting ready to mount the 200W spot light (on a dimmer - we will be going at this slowly) in the base and am looking for advice on space between the top of the bulb and the bottom of the glass floor. In my Magma 3' tower the space is less than 1/2", but that's a pro built lamp with the special low expansion glass, and…Continue
Started by Claude J in General Goo on Saturday. 0 Replies 1 Like
Astro 35 Watt Halogen Reflector SES E14 240V 38DegAstro Baby 240V 30W E14 Spot bulb or 240V Max 28W mini GU10 Halogen Spot bulb.NEO 12V 20W GY6.35 Halogen Capsule BulbTelstar 240V Max 28W GU10 Spot bulbFluidium SES 40W SES wide flood halogenJET 240V 30W E14 Spot bulbLUNAR 100W ES-E27 240V halogen par 30Continue
Started by Nova in Problems & Questions. Last reply by LampHead on Saturday. 5 Replies 0 Likes
I purchased a Mathmos Astro Baby Blue/Yellow this week, and it's very pretty.https://mathmos.com/product/astro-baby-lava-lamp-silver/However, I'm finding that the area where the yellow lava sits at the bottom is really bright from the bulb, and it sort of distracts from the rest of the lava.It comes with a Mathmos 28W GU10 bulb, I was wondering if it's safe to swap that out for a lower wattage bulb and/or use a plug-in…Continue
Started by Jeremy H in Buy/Sell/Trade Zone on Friday. 0 Replies 0 Likes
Greetings to all members of the forum,I have known this forum for a while but I had never registered, here is a good thing done, I am looking for the few lamps I have been looking for for a while, if you ever have offers, I'm all yes.Continue
Started by Claude J in Buy/Sell/Trade Zone. Last reply by Claude J Mar 22. 1 Reply 0 Likes
In case you missed it, We are running a springtime 15% off sale on all wax and chemicalsExpires at the end of the monthContinue
Started by Loren in Buy/Sell/Trade Zone. Last reply by Loren Mar 22. 311 Replies 4 Likes
THANKS, OOZING GOO FOR YOUR SUPPORT AND INTEREST OVER THE YEARS!Mandatory post update is MANDATORY.In addition to the modded lamps that I have been selling, I will soon be offering slow glitter in LOOSE form (not contained in one of my lamps)! A lot of you have been asking for a long time now. The glitter contained in that liquid can be ANY shape you choose, and many colors, including prismatic!But for right now, you can design your perfect lamp in lava or glitter, at the following rates:$40…Continue
Started by Loren in Problems & Questions. Last reply by Claude J Mar 19. 5 Replies 0 Likes
I bought this from Marcel several years ago, and I've never been able to A) find another globe (glitter) or B) get this lamp to flow on US wiring, even using an adapter. I'm fairly sure I could get some glitter flowing - maybe not flowing very quickly, but I think I could get some motion out of it. It has a 60watt reflector bulb, just like a regular US…Continue
Posted by Bowlerhat on December 30, 2022 at 7:30am 1 Comment 2 Likes
Merry Christmas! and it's almost the end of the year.
Looking back at my old post, it's been a while and lots of things happened.
Where did I like lava lamps? Back then when I was a child I was in a phase being…
ContinuePosted by Mark young on November 10, 2022 at 7:35am 9 Comments 0 Likes
Posted by Heather Updike on September 23, 2022 at 6:35pm 0 Comments 1 Like
Posted by jewdiful on August 28, 2022 at 7:14pm 2 Comments 2 Likes
It's tragic, I first made a profile here forever ago, intending to dive right into the lava community after falling in love with my new neon pink Heritage Grande. Unfortunately, that lamp stopped flowing completely not long after I got it... I…
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