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Refurbished at 1974 model 100 century lava lamp ooze.
Started Jun 2, 2019 0 Replies 5 Likes
Hey,I just wanted to add this as another example of the strong heating method of lava lamp wax rejuvenation(with a slight twist):I found a 1974 Century lava lamp(clear fluid with green wax) on…Continue
My new acquisitions
Started this discussion. Last reply by James K. Apr 28, 2019. 1 Reply 0 Likes
I picked up some new lamps recently. The 17 inch peach looking on has no cap code at all(doesn't appear there was one that got rubbed off, I took a picture in infra-red and saw nothing as that…Continue
WTB: Looking for 32 oz Clearview lamp(or just base) also open to trades.
Started Apr 16, 2019 0 Replies 0 Likes
Hi,I have a soft spot for the Clearview lamps and have been seeking one for awhile now but for some reason haven't been able to find one, or I do find one locally and for whatever reason things fall…Continue
Awesomely lucky 17 inch/32 oz blue "Designer" lamp refurbishment weirdness. Is this normal, anyone else had similar situation?
Started this discussion. Last reply by Claude J May 18, 2020. 3 Replies 1 Like
I got a 17 inch/32 oz "Designer" lamp, the blue base with blue wax variety. When I picked it up(used) it was totally clear but had obvious very fine white powder collected at the bottom...the usual…Continue
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17” metallic purple lava lamp
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- Something Interesting About Me:
- Software Developer / Unix-Linux System Administrator by occupation. For a hobby I enjoy using many of the skills developed for my career along with self taught electrical engineering, amateur chemistry, wannabe metalworking, stopgap woodwork, and components acquired from trashed consumer electronics or flea markets to design and build useful devices/machines/"things"/etc. The goal of the projects being that the end results appear too high a quality to be composed of electronic junk(usually rescued from the trash) and at a total cost next to nil. For example my own hardware password manager, milliamp/volt accurate and stable bench power supply(0-45V range, pmbus, + misc), bluetooth or USB mechanical keyboard, and a Raman spectrometer(in progress). And lastly of course attempting to make my own(stable/correct behaving) lava lamp from scratch without dangerous, too hard to find, or handle chemicals.
Or put much more succinctly I enjoy learning all I can about something and then trying to put that knowledge to use to produce something of a level of quality I can be happy with.
- Where I Live:
- The Pacific Northwest of America(nearby where Columbia River empties to the ocean)
- My First Lava Lamp was:
- A Lavalite(US made) 14 inch yellow wax / purple fluid classic with silver base.
- My Collection Includes this many Lava Lamps:
- 4
- My Favorite Lava Lamp is:
- My first lamp, the 14 inch yellow wax/purple fluid silver base Lavalite.
- Relationship Status:
- In a Relationship
- One of My Favorite Websites:
- http://www.hackaday.com
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- At 2:01pm on February 1, 2019,
Claude J said…
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