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Wiring A Lamp: Two Methods — Replay

$33.00

Learn how to wire a lamp using two different techniques, following U.S. electrical standards for safety and effectiveness. This course covers the essential tools, safety considerations, and step-by-step wiring methods. Perfect for ceramicists, designers, or DIY enthusiasts looking to add functionality to their work.

  • Replay link to the online workshop recording with guided demonstrations.

  • A materials list and additional resources will be provided for reference upon purchase.

  • All workshop and class purchases are non-refundable.

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Learn how to wire a lamp using two different techniques, following U.S. electrical standards for safety and effectiveness. This course covers the essential tools, safety considerations, and step-by-step wiring methods. Perfect for ceramicists, designers, or DIY enthusiasts looking to add functionality to their work.

  • Replay link to the online workshop recording with guided demonstrations.

  • A materials list and additional resources will be provided for reference upon purchase.

  • All workshop and class purchases are non-refundable.

Learn how to wire a lamp using two different techniques, following U.S. electrical standards for safety and effectiveness. This course covers the essential tools, safety considerations, and step-by-step wiring methods. Perfect for ceramicists, designers, or DIY enthusiasts looking to add functionality to their work.

  • Replay link to the online workshop recording with guided demonstrations.

  • A materials list and additional resources will be provided for reference upon purchase.

  • All workshop and class purchases are non-refundable.

    • Two reliable methods for wiring a lamp

    • Tools and materials needed for safe and efficient wiring

    • Safety guidelines and troubleshooting tips

    • Note: This workshop will demonstrate wiring according to U.S. electrical standards for safety and effectiveness. If you are located outside the U.S., you may need to research compatibility with your local electrical system. Using a converter or adapter may be an option, but we cannot guarantee its suitability. Please proceed at your own discretion.

  • No prior electrical experience is necessary—this workshop is beginner-friendly, but familiarity with hand tools is helpful.

    • A materials list will be provided upon purchase