Making a cool desk lamp using a rare motorbike engine head.

[@paulbrodie]

Nice lamp! Thanks again Mike. I will look for another cylinder head tomorrow. Good video too :)

[@MikeFreda]

You’re welcome! This was one of my favourite projects I did in 2021.

[@davidparker3346]

Great looking lamp. That cylinder head is so cool looking.

[@MikeFreda]

Thanks. For more information on them check out Paul Brodie’s KZbin channel. Cheers.

[@josephcunningham8961]

Bloody Brilliant

[@tinymotogarage]

Sweet lamp man - I am sure PB loves it (saw it on his channel) - if you can impress him with a build, must be top-notch - well done again.

[@MikeFreda]

Thank you. Paul is a great guy. He sure does appreciate other peoples ability to make things with their hands.

[@AndreasHappyfarm]

I'm danish and I have absolutely no idea why that's called danish oil. Cool lamp!

[@MikeFreda]

Thanks. It was my understanding that in the 20th century a lot of modern looking wooden furniture was coming out of that part of the world and they developed a low sheen finish similar to Tung Oil. People around the world just started calling it Danish oil and it stuck.

[@smaggies]

Thank you for the video, nice detail with some interesting into parts used. I would maybe added more engine components, spark plug, Coil, Vehicle Lamp..... :)

[@MikeFreda]

Thanks for your comments. Yes, I did consider doing that but I didn't want it to get too "campy". It is a fine line! lol