Bottle Lamp Kit with 9mm Glass Drill Bit: Transform Wine & Liquor Bottles into Stylish UNO Slip-On Socket Lamps with UL Listed Wiring Parts and 8ft Black Cord Review

Very easy to use. It comes with three different sizes of cork, depending on which bottle you want to use. You have options. At first I just used a cork connection at the top with a string sticking out. (no drilling) I liked it but after reading the instructions how to drill a hole in the bottom of the bottle to hide the cord. I tried. They give you a drill which is great. I followed the directions and now I have a professional looking wine bottle lamp. I love it and am happy with my purchase.

I gave the kit 5 stars because it has everything you need and more. Most of the negative reviews seemed to say that the corks weren't big enough, but that shouldn't stop you as it's easy enough to drill out the cork that was originally in your bottle and I think it looks better that way . If you do decide to drill a hole in a bottle (which isn't necessary with this set) be aware that there is a learning curve and I highly recommend practicing on scrap bottles before drilling the ones that are…

This product could be the best in its class but I felt it could be improved. 1. Quality sockets have a locking insert that runs between the outer casing and the inner socket. It is usually in the form of interleaving paper. 2. The instructions are clear but lack important information such as lamp type and maximum wattage. 3. Factory should consider UL certification. 4. Poor packaging presentation. All in all I don't like it. I used the included drill bit to drill a hole in the bottom of the…

Four stars because they can add a bigger plug, plus it works great with a little brains. If you buy the step drill shown in picture 2, you will get more than one! You will find more uses for it. Use it to pierce the bottle cap, then add some hot glue to secure the cork. When drilling through the bottle, tilt the drill at an angle until you start and use water. Sink You can find lampshades and lightbulbs on Amazon here links if I may .amazon.com/gp/product/B071RV3YRM/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o0…

No assembly required unless you drill holes in the bottles making the project very easy to complete. The corks are easy to swap out (I bought three sets and ended up using one of each size as all three bottles had different hole sizes). I've made lamps out of expensive tequila bottles so I didn't want to risk damaging the bottles by drilling holes, but will probably try this process on a cheaper bottle in the future. The fittings are well made and don't feel cheap or crappy. One of my bottles…

I have a double bottle of 2000 champagne which I then made into a lamp. All for until the lamp unit died so I bought these. First, champagne has the largest neck of any wine bottle, and the smallest cork is barely inserted halfway. She sits too high for my liking and the shade I have. And he doesn't feel safe. And you can't go crazy trying to push it in because the electrical component is all plastic. You can't go into town and try to push it in and push it in; the plastic will break. So if you